The War And Humanity
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To defend her rights is also to fight for her.
We are living hours now as tragic as any country has ever known. All is destruction and ruin around us. Everywhere we see mourning. Our army has lost half of its effective force. Its per- centage in dead and wounded will never be obtained by any of the belligerents. There remains to us only a corner of ground over there by the sea. The waters of the Yser flow through an immense plain peopled by the dead. It is called the Belgian Cemetery. There sle...ep our children by the thousands. There they are sleeping their last sleep. The struggle goes on bitterly and without mercy.
Your sons, Mr. President, are at the front; mine as well. For months we have been living in anxiety regarding the morrow.
Why these sacrifices, why this sorrow? Belgium could have avoided these disasters, saved her existence, her treasures, and the lives of her children, but she pre- f erred her honour.
Not long after this second protest, M. Leon The Case of Edith Cavell 125 Theodor was arrested and deported to Germany, for the offence of defending the oppressed civiHan population from a system of espionage, drumhead courts-martial, and secret executions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To defend her rights is also to fight for her.
We are living hours now as tragic as any country has ever known. All is destruction and ruin around us. Everywhere we see mourning. Our army has lost half of its effective force. Its per- centage in dead and wounded will never be obtained by any of the belligerents. There remains to us only a corner of ground over there by the sea. The waters of the Yser flow through an immense plain peopled by the dead. It is called the Belgian Cemetery. There sle...ep our children by the thousands. There they are sleeping their last sleep. The struggle goes on bitterly and without mercy.
Your sons, Mr. President, are at the front; mine as well. For months we have been living in anxiety regarding the morrow.
Why these sacrifices, why this sorrow? Belgium could have avoided these disasters, saved her existence, her treasures, and the lives of her children, but she pre- f erred her honour.
Not long after this second protest, M. Leon The Case of Edith Cavell 125 Theodor was arrested and deported to Germany, for the offence of defending the oppressed civiHan population from a system of espionage, drumhead courts-martial, and secret executions.
What to read after The War And Humanity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beck James Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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