Nationalism And War in the Near East
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This is, however, a half-truth, for the Turkish race is decaying only in so far as it is still dominated by the decadence of the capital. Such domination is now in decline ; for the Young Turks with all their faults are neither Byzantine nor Levan- tine. Thanks to the revolution of 1908 Turkey had become rather a very crude European State than a very corrupt Asiatic Empire. The war, therefore, must be regarded primarily as a war between a State, Bulgaria, having thirty years of imdisturbed deve...lopment, and a State, Turkey, having only five years of troubled growth. That is to say, Bulgaria could bring to the war a whole new generation of education and enthusiasm. Turkey had still only the old human lump with a dash of new leaven. This ' new model' of regenerated Bulgars were supermen compared to the Turkish mediaeval host of peasantry, commanded by a few fiery spirits whose modern enthusiasms and education were neither comprehensible nor congenial to the mass. The Turks were a lump of sound dough, but still dough, leavened with a little fire-water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is, however, a half-truth, for the Turkish race is decaying only in so far as it is still dominated by the decadence of the capital. Such domination is now in decline ; for the Young Turks with all their faults are neither Byzantine nor Levan- tine. Thanks to the revolution of 1908 Turkey had become rather a very crude European State than a very corrupt Asiatic Empire. The war, therefore, must be regarded primarily as a war between a State, Bulgaria, having thirty years of imdisturbed deve...lopment, and a State, Turkey, having only five years of troubled growth. That is to say, Bulgaria could bring to the war a whole new generation of education and enthusiasm. Turkey had still only the old human lump with a dash of new leaven. This ' new model' of regenerated Bulgars were supermen compared to the Turkish mediaeval host of peasantry, commanded by a few fiery spirits whose modern enthusiasms and education were neither comprehensible nor congenial to the mass. The Turks were a lump of sound dough, but still dough, leavened with a little fire-water.
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