The Unmaking of Europe the First Phase of the Hohenzollern War
The Unmaking of Europe the First Phase of the Hohenzollern War
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" Do your duty bravely, Fear God, Honour the King. " That was a manly document. The advice was given to troops operating in a friendly country; still, it was great advice. There was no mention of victory or defeat. The supreme issue for the soldier was his honour. In addressing The Hague Convention, which he attended as Plenipotentiary- 7 98 THE UNMAKING OF EUROPE Delegate for Germany, Baron Marschall von Bieberstein, in a speech on the use of floating mines — a matter that will engage our atte...ntion in due course — spoke thus : " As to the sentiments of humanity and civilisa- tion, I cannot admit that there is any government or country which is superior in these sentiments to that which I have the honour to represent. " Again : " The officers of the German Navy, I emphatic- ally affirm, will always fulfil in the strictest fashion the duties which emanate from the unwritten law of humanity and civilisation. " These were the views of an able and charming German diplomatist, as communicated to the assembled representatives of the Powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Do your duty bravely, Fear God, Honour the King. " That was a manly document. The advice was given to troops operating in a friendly country; still, it was great advice. There was no mention of victory or defeat. The supreme issue for the soldier was his honour. In addressing The Hague Convention, which he attended as Plenipotentiary- 7 98 THE UNMAKING OF EUROPE Delegate for Germany, Baron Marschall von Bieberstein, in a speech on the use of floating mines — a matter that will engage our atte...ntion in due course — spoke thus : " As to the sentiments of humanity and civilisa- tion, I cannot admit that there is any government or country which is superior in these sentiments to that which I have the honour to represent. " Again : " The officers of the German Navy, I emphatic- ally affirm, will always fulfil in the strictest fashion the duties which emanate from the unwritten law of humanity and civilisation. " These were the views of an able and charming German diplomatist, as communicated to the assembled representatives of the Powers.
What to read after The Unmaking of Europe the First Phase of the Hohenzollern War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Whitwell Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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