I told him that in the same way as I,
despite my warmest feelings for my family, could
not bring myself to proclaim pompously the ex-
cellence of my wife and child, so was I reluctant
to publicly praise my Fatherland; and subse-
quently I him of the Yankee who de-
clared that immediately a man spoke to him of
patriotism he knew him to be a rascal.
despite my warmest feelings for my family, could
not bring myself to proclaim pompously the ex-
cellence of my wife and child, so was I reluctant
to publicly praise my Fatherland; and subse-
quently I him of the Yankee who de-
clared that immediately a man spoke to him of
patriotism he knew him to be a rascal.
Treitschke - 1914 - His Doctrine of German Destiny
