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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I

CHAPTER V
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But they would not be at all surprised if it did so to-night.

They talk all the time of the danger and of the probability of war; they don't expect it; but most wars have come without warning, and they are all the time prepared to begin a fight in an hour.
They talk about how much Germany must do to strengthen her frontier against Russia and her new frontier on the Balkan States.

They now have these problems in hand and therefore they are for the moment not likely to provoke a fight.

But they might.
It is all pitiful to see them thinking forever about danger and defense.

The controversy about training boys for the army never ends.


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