The Terms of Peace in An American War Policy
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Suppose we had here a possible combination which would lay us open to inva- sion — suppose Germany and Russia, or Germany and Austria, had fleets which in combination would be stronger than ours, would we be not frightened, would we not arm?
Of course we should." We shall not remove this fear by defeating the German armies in the field or by imposing upon Germany the terms 8 of peace. The English "Round Table" was right when it declared that "Prussianism, as a philosophy of war, will live until... the German people themselves have rebelled against it." And a thoroughly posted and thoughtful American has said: "Germany can be made a liberal state only by her own liberals.
No artificial liberalism imposed by the allies on a defeated Germany would last a month after the withdrawal of the allied army." It was not because he excused German atrocities or ac- cepted German militaristic theories that President Wilson announced his matured judgment that peace, "if it is to come with healing in its wings and come to stay," must first of all be "a peace without victory." It is said that these were but words and that what we need is deeds; that actions speak louder than words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suppose we had here a possible combination which would lay us open to inva- sion — suppose Germany and Russia, or Germany and Austria, had fleets which in combination would be stronger than ours, would we be not frightened, would we not arm?
Of course we should." We shall not remove this fear by defeating the German armies in the field or by imposing upon Germany the terms 8 of peace. The English "Round Table" was right when it declared that "Prussianism, as a philosophy of war, will live until... the German people themselves have rebelled against it." And a thoroughly posted and thoughtful American has said: "Germany can be made a liberal state only by her own liberals.
No artificial liberalism imposed by the allies on a defeated Germany would last a month after the withdrawal of the allied army." It was not because he excused German atrocities or ac- cepted German militaristic theories that President Wilson announced his matured judgment that peace, "if it is to come with healing in its wings and come to stay," must first of all be "a peace without victory." It is said that these were but words and that what we need is deeds; that actions speak louder than words.
What to read after The Terms of Peace in An American War Policy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher, Walter L. (Walter Lowrie), 1862-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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