To the Editor of the "Norts-Caixa Day News.""
Bin,—"G. N, this morning makes his argument, that modern warfare is created by a few intriguers, still less convincing with the attached analysis than his direct opinion of the other day. He entirely overlooks the principles of aggression and defenoa The war of 1870 was an example. The rub. ingation of France at that period was not the project of one or two men but a national ambition, long premeditated and elaborated it is absurd to contend that the intrigues of the Empress Eugenie furnished any but the weakest pro-fro
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