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It seems to me that this is the greatest work which America will have to do at the end of this war.
** These are the things which I am writing to my European correspondents in the several belligerent countries by every mail.
" The cataclysm is so awful that it is quite within the bounds of truth to say that on July 31 the sun went down upon a world which never will be seen again.
" This conflict is the birth-throe of a new European order of things. The man who attempts to judge the future by th...e old standards or to force the future back to them will be found to be hopelessly out of date. The world will have no use for him. The world has left behind forever the international poli- cies of Palmerston and of Beaconsfield and even those of Bismarck, which were far more powerful.
"When the war ends, conditions will be such that a new kind of imagination and a new kind of states- manship will be required. This war will prove to be the most effective education of 500,000,000 people which could possibly have been thought of, although it is the most costly and most terrible means which could have been chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems to me that this is the greatest work which America will have to do at the end of this war.
** These are the things which I am writing to my European correspondents in the several belligerent countries by every mail.
" The cataclysm is so awful that it is quite within the bounds of truth to say that on July 31 the sun went down upon a world which never will be seen again.
" This conflict is the birth-throe of a new European order of things. The man who attempts to judge the future by th...e old standards or to force the future back to them will be found to be hopelessly out of date. The world will have no use for him. The world has left behind forever the international poli- cies of Palmerston and of Beaconsfield and even those of Bismarck, which were far more powerful.
"When the war ends, conditions will be such that a new kind of imagination and a new kind of states- manship will be required. This war will prove to be the most effective education of 500,000,000 people which could possibly have been thought of, although it is the most costly and most terrible means which could have been chosen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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