Towards An Enduring Peace a Symposium of Peace Proposals And Programs 1914 191
Towards An Enduring Peace a Symposium of Peace Proposals And Programs 1914 191
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Her form of government has been imperialistic and autocratic in the highest degree. She has developed with great intelligence and assiduity the most formidable conscript army in the world, and the most influential and insolent military caste. Three times since 1864 she has waged war in Europe, and each time she has added to her territory without regard to the wishes of the annexed population. For twenty-five years she has exhibited a keen desire to obtain colonial posses- sions ; and since 1896... she has been aggressive in this field. In her schools and universities the children and youth have been taught for generations that Germany is sur- rounded by hostile peoples, that her expansion in Europe and in other continents is resisted by jealous Powers which started earlier in the race for foreign possessions, and that the salvation of Germany has depended from the first, and will depend till the last, on the efficiency of her army and navy and the warlike spirit of her people. This instruction, given year after year by teachers, pub- licists, and rulers, was first generally accepted in Prussia, but now seems to be accepted by the entire empire as unified in 1871.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her form of government has been imperialistic and autocratic in the highest degree. She has developed with great intelligence and assiduity the most formidable conscript army in the world, and the most influential and insolent military caste. Three times since 1864 she has waged war in Europe, and each time she has added to her territory without regard to the wishes of the annexed population. For twenty-five years she has exhibited a keen desire to obtain colonial posses- sions ; and since 1896... she has been aggressive in this field. In her schools and universities the children and youth have been taught for generations that Germany is sur- rounded by hostile peoples, that her expansion in Europe and in other continents is resisted by jealous Powers which started earlier in the race for foreign possessions, and that the salvation of Germany has depended from the first, and will depend till the last, on the efficiency of her army and navy and the warlike spirit of her people. This instruction, given year after year by teachers, pub- licists, and rulers, was first generally accepted in Prussia, but now seems to be accepted by the entire empire as unified in 1871.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Randolph Silliman Bourne to read onlineMoreLess
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