The United States And the War Addresses
The United States And the War Addresses
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That spirit has been implanted, and that caste has obtained control of Germany and imposed its yoke upon the German people, owing to a series of successes in three wars, those of 1864, 1866, and 1870. It is the prestige of those three wars in which Germany was successful that has enabled this caste to rivet it. > dominion upon the German people, and has filled the German people with this spirit of aggression, and to-day nothing but the destruction of that prestige, and nothing but the discredit...ing of that caste, will enable the German people to recover their liberty. I hope — and I think we can see already some signs for our hope — that when that spirit has been cast out of Germany and her people have for them- selves recovered that liberty for which they were striving before Bismarck's ascendancy began, they will be willing again to live at peace with their neighbours. Meantime, we must go on. We did not enter this war to win anything for ourselves, and all that we want now as the result of the war is security for ourselves and our great oversea Dominions, that Belgium and Northern France should be delivered from the invader, that compensation be made to Belgium 30 for what she has suffered, and that there shall be effected such changes in the East as will prevent the Turkish allies of Germany from ever again massacring their Christian subjects, and will prevent those Turkish allies from being used as the vassals and tools of Germany in that Eastward march which she has planned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That spirit has been implanted, and that caste has obtained control of Germany and imposed its yoke upon the German people, owing to a series of successes in three wars, those of 1864, 1866, and 1870. It is the prestige of those three wars in which Germany was successful that has enabled this caste to rivet it. > dominion upon the German people, and has filled the German people with this spirit of aggression, and to-day nothing but the destruction of that prestige, and nothing but the discredit...ing of that caste, will enable the German people to recover their liberty. I hope — and I think we can see already some signs for our hope — that when that spirit has been cast out of Germany and her people have for them- selves recovered that liberty for which they were striving before Bismarck's ascendancy began, they will be willing again to live at peace with their neighbours. Meantime, we must go on. We did not enter this war to win anything for ourselves, and all that we want now as the result of the war is security for ourselves and our great oversea Dominions, that Belgium and Northern France should be delivered from the invader, that compensation be made to Belgium 30 for what she has suffered, and that there shall be effected such changes in the East as will prevent the Turkish allies of Germany from ever again massacring their Christian subjects, and will prevent those Turkish allies from being used as the vassals and tools of Germany in that Eastward march which she has planned.
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