The New Republic, Volume 5; Volume 5Herbert David Croly Republic Publishing Company, 1916 - Political science |
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Page 10
... enemy approaches . The security of the future will rest less upon the self - sentencing of the citizen to death by battle than upon the self - control of the citizen who is ready to do in life whatever the good of the state demands . If ...
... enemy approaches . The security of the future will rest less upon the self - sentencing of the citizen to death by battle than upon the self - control of the citizen who is ready to do in life whatever the good of the state demands . If ...
Page 17
... enemy , pressing always for peace , any peace , for an " inconclusive peace , " and for the first time in his letter it is an " inconclusive peace , " that makes Mr. Hobson hearty and ungrudging . In justice to himself will he now ...
... enemy , pressing always for peace , any peace , for an " inconclusive peace , " and for the first time in his letter it is an " inconclusive peace , " that makes Mr. Hobson hearty and ungrudging . In justice to himself will he now ...
Page 18
... enemy know . " Here there lurks a wholly false assumption that it is always a good thing to deceive the enemy . Now this foolishness is nowise better illustrated than in the wholly false present- ment of our ultimate war - purposes ...
... enemy know . " Here there lurks a wholly false assumption that it is always a good thing to deceive the enemy . Now this foolishness is nowise better illustrated than in the wholly false present- ment of our ultimate war - purposes ...
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... enemy . WHILE HILE the United States does not propose seriously to embarrass Great Britain during the existing crisis , neither does it propose to yield to the British contention that marine law during war shall be determined by the ...
... enemy . WHILE HILE the United States does not propose seriously to embarrass Great Britain during the existing crisis , neither does it propose to yield to the British contention that marine law during war shall be determined by the ...
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... enemy . Bayonet charges after months of waiting are almost a relief . But a normal man does not enjoy running his bayonet into his fellow - man . It can be done only under intense excitement . Self - defense and stimulants are the aids ...
... enemy . Bayonet charges after months of waiting are almost a relief . But a normal man does not enjoy running his bayonet into his fellow - man . It can be done only under intense excitement . Self - defense and stimulants are the aids ...
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