 British soldier cursed the German as the direct cause of all his trouble, but looked back on his side of the lines and saw an evil there which was also his enemy — the evil of a secret diplomacy which juggled with the lives of humble men, so that war...  The Fortnightly Review - Page 1031920Full view - About this book
 | 1920 - 628 pages
...God, loved the same joys of life, and tad no hatred of one another except as it had been lighted »nd inflamed by their governors, their philosophers, and...newspapers. The German soldier cursed the militarism »hich had plunged him into that horror. The British soldier wsed the German as the direct cause of... | |
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