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

CHAPTER XVIII
19/51

Be very quiet, then.

No man with whom I have talked or whose writings I have read seems to me to have an adequate conception of the colossal changes that the war is bringing and will bring.

Of course, I do not mean to imply that I have any adequate conception.

Nobody can yet grasp it.

The loss of (say) ten million men from production of work or wares or children; what a changed world that fact alone will make! The presence in all Europe of (perhaps) fifteen or twenty million more women than men will upset the whole balance of society as regards the sexes.


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