Speech on Patriotism (Document 3), item 40
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Patriotism Gen. Teachers Meeting
Saginaw .Oct.2.1915
45 minutes
For over a year now, since
that fateful first of August,
1914, when Germany declared
that a state of war existed between
herself and Russia, the world
has lived under a never-lifting
cloud. No thoughtful person
is able to escape the
profound depression which
is renewed every morning
when he reads the daily
press despatches from
the seat of war. That the
six most powerful and enlightened
nations of Europe
should lay aside their usual
thoughts and their usual pursuits
and devote their entire national
energy and ability to the business
of deceiving, tricking, killing
and destroying their enemies
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Patriotism Gen. Teachers Meeting
Saginaw .Oct.2.1915
45 minutes
For over a year now, since
that fateful first of August,
1914,when Germany declared
that a state of war existed between
herself and Russia the world
has lived under a never-lifting cloud. No thoughtful person
has beenis able to escape theprofound depression which
is renewed every morning
when he reads the daily
press despatches from
the seat of war. That the
six most powerful and en-
lightened nations of Europe
should lay aside their usual
thoughts and their usual pursuits
and devote their entire national
energy and ability to the business
of deceiving , tricking, killing
and destroying their enemies
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Saginaw, Michigan, USA
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Story location Saginaw, Michigan, USA
- ID
- 19536 / 221339
- Contributor
- Hope Elizabeth May
October 2, 1915
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