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History of the American Negro in the Great World War

CHAPTER II
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If Italy refused to join its old allies, it meant that Italy was too honorable to assist their purposes; Italy knew the character of its associates.

When it finally repudiated them altogether and joined the war on the other side, it was a terrific indictment of the Germanic powers, for Italy had much more to gain in a material way from its old alliance.

It simply showed the world that spirit was above materialism; that emancipation was in the air and that the lamp of civilization might be dimmed but could not be darkened by the forces of evil..


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