What the War is Teaching
What the War is Teaching
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He has never been so tall and so mighty as he is today. The war has revealed him, and we now know as we have never known be- fore, what is in him.
It is now evident beyond contradiction that man is by nature a soldier. He is a born fighter. The fighting instinct is in him. The military virtues are embedded in the fibre of his being. He naturally obeys. He instinctively follows a leader. He followed Alexander. Later on he fol- lowed Caesar. Still later he followed Na- poleon. Some day he will fo...llow Jesus. The commander of the armies of heaven will some day catch his ear and win his heart.
He is a hero by nature. Courage flows in his blood. It is his disposition to attack.
WHAT IS IN MAN 89 He has a genius for pulling down strong- holds, and overcoming foes. He has been doing this for centuries. He has always created weapons adequate to his needs. He began with sticks and stones, he now uses dreadnoughts and 42-centimetre howitzers. Some day he will consecrate this fighting force to the overcoming of the cohorts of evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has never been so tall and so mighty as he is today. The war has revealed him, and we now know as we have never known be- fore, what is in him.
It is now evident beyond contradiction that man is by nature a soldier. He is a born fighter. The fighting instinct is in him. The military virtues are embedded in the fibre of his being. He naturally obeys. He instinctively follows a leader. He followed Alexander. Later on he fol- lowed Caesar. Still later he followed Na- poleon. Some day he will fo...llow Jesus. The commander of the armies of heaven will some day catch his ear and win his heart.
He is a hero by nature. Courage flows in his blood. It is his disposition to attack.
WHAT IS IN MAN 89 He has a genius for pulling down strong- holds, and overcoming foes. He has been doing this for centuries. He has always created weapons adequate to his needs. He began with sticks and stones, he now uses dreadnoughts and 42-centimetre howitzers. Some day he will consecrate this fighting force to the overcoming of the cohorts of evil.
What to read after What the War is Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Jefferson to read onlineMoreLess
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