The Great Condition
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How can we tell whether and when Germany either accepts or submits to the great condition that autocracy must be destroyed and the principle of self-determination and self-government, the principle that right makes might, estab- lished and obeyed? The answer is that, "By their fruits ye shall know them." If Germany were to accept the principle, she would of her own free will do the things which the Allies have outlined as necessary to a settlement. She would renounce annexations and restore dev...astation. Of her own free will she would atone for murder, outrage and destruction. She would restore to those \vhom she has despoiled. She would do penance for the murders she has committed. But there is no likelihood that she will do these things of her own free will and so show that she accepts in humility the condition that is imperative. There is nothing to do but compel her to submit. Certainly our own President made every attempt to induce the German government to accept the ])rinciple willingly.
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How can we tell whether and when Germany either accepts or submits to the great condition that autocracy must be destroyed and the principle of self-determination and self-government, the principle that right makes might, estab- lished and obeyed? The answer is that, "By their fruits ye shall know them." If Germany were to accept the principle, she would of her own free will do the things which the Allies have outlined as necessary to a settlement. She would renounce annexations and restore dev...astation. Of her own free will she would atone for murder, outrage and destruction. She would restore to those \vhom she has despoiled. She would do penance for the murders she has committed. But there is no likelihood that she will do these things of her own free will and so show that she accepts in humility the condition that is imperative. There is nothing to do but compel her to submit. Certainly our own President made every attempt to induce the German government to accept the ])rinciple willingly.
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