But now that the victory has been given us, can we be satisfied? Would it not seem as if the govern-Lments in jower had instructed it for oppression? The real conflicts Jof mankind are not with flesh and blood but_with principalities -and powers. Had so many Anglo-Saxons been invited to fight so many flesh-and-blood Germans thy. would have done it. As a matter lof fact we did not see Germans, we saw soldiers that were animated and employed by a certain soci called Kultur. It was a spirit of militarism that had to be defeated if victory was to be really won.
It is one of the lessons of history that although Rome conquered Greece, Greece also conquered Rome." Rome's hand was no more successful over Greece than Greek
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