Warlike England As Seen By Herself
Warlike England As Seen By Herself
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208. (Tauchnitz ed. ) WARLIKE ENGLAND 131 the outset the war had been popular, espe- cially since it was a reaction from the pacifi- cism connected with the liberal tendencies of that time. Soon, however, impatience and disappointment became general; "everybody" declared that the campaign was a disrepu- table affair. 1 Even after peace was- made, public opinion remained dissatisfied with the manner in which the war was conducted, as well as with its political consequences. It had to be admitted... that those farseeing men who had warned strongly against the campaign were right At the head of these stood a man whose genius and character no one in 'In November, 1854, there were 2, 000 wounded and sick in the hospital at Scutari, and in this whole month only six received clean shirts. (Trevelyan, "Life of J"!m Bright, " p. 242. ) A leading article of the Timu, which in those
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208. (Tauchnitz ed. ) WARLIKE ENGLAND 131 the outset the war had been popular, espe- cially since it was a reaction from the pacifi- cism connected with the liberal tendencies of that time. Soon, however, impatience and disappointment became general; "everybody" declared that the campaign was a disrepu- table affair. 1 Even after peace was- made, public opinion remained dissatisfied with the manner in which the war was conducted, as well as with its political consequences. It had to be admitted... that those farseeing men who had warned strongly against the campaign were right At the head of these stood a man whose genius and character no one in 'In November, 1854, there were 2, 000 wounded and sick in the hospital at Scutari, and in this whole month only six received clean shirts. (Trevelyan, "Life of J"!m Bright, " p. 242. ) A leading article of the Timu, which in those
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