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The Audacious War

CHAPTER I
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It is not improbable that the Canadian troops will eventually be dispersed that their strong individual initiative may be thoroughly harnessed under the organization before they are trusted in the trenches.

They are not to be permitted to go there to be shot at, but to use their splendid physiques, fighting abilities, and patriotism--more British than the English themselves--in strict organization.
This is not to be an audacious war on the part of the Allies.

It is first a defensive war in which the Germans are the heaviest losers.

On the part of the Germans it is an audacious war and its very audacity has astounded the whole world.

But Germany never meant to war against the world collectively.


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