Truth About Russia
Truth About Russia
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If we could depend upon declarations, the tocsin will never be sounded by the French. Everywhere in France, in the highest quarters and in the lowest, there is only heard one word on the subject, and that word is peace. France will never declare war. France will never provoke war. If she is attacked she will defend herself with elan, and hurl back the invader with irresistible ai'dour, but to attack Germany — never ! As for the supposition that, under any conceivable circumstances, France would... attempt to invade England, that is treated as a joke worthy only of opera-bouffe. The French, I heard everywhere, while ready to offer the most formidable resistance France lias ever offered to an invading foe, were not prepared to undertake a war of conquest. Their army is a magnificent militia, so strong as to make France practically invulnerable. But it is neither organised nor instructed, nor capable of waging an offensive war beyond its borders. With one consent all Frenchmen whom I saw declared that, wherever there may be danger of war breaking out, the one Government which is absolutely certain never to declare war is the Government of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we could depend upon declarations, the tocsin will never be sounded by the French. Everywhere in France, in the highest quarters and in the lowest, there is only heard one word on the subject, and that word is peace. France will never declare war. France will never provoke war. If she is attacked she will defend herself with elan, and hurl back the invader with irresistible ai'dour, but to attack Germany — never ! As for the supposition that, under any conceivable circumstances, France would... attempt to invade England, that is treated as a joke worthy only of opera-bouffe. The French, I heard everywhere, while ready to offer the most formidable resistance France lias ever offered to an invading foe, were not prepared to undertake a war of conquest. Their army is a magnificent militia, so strong as to make France practically invulnerable. But it is neither organised nor instructed, nor capable of waging an offensive war beyond its borders. With one consent all Frenchmen whom I saw declared that, wherever there may be danger of war breaking out, the one Government which is absolutely certain never to declare war is the Government of France.
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