Why We Fight By CLAREN The W ien Las lub of Chinago
The author argues four generations of German schemes aim to subvert American society through schools churches and politics. He cites German documents and asserts Germany sought to undermine loyalties and morality to provoke war with the United States.
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Claren
Wien Las
Chinago
Germany
Acton
Dewey
Manila
Germany's Hidden War Tactics Aimed at U S Unity
The text argues Germany sought to fracture American national unity through editors teachers and preachers while Europe wars raged, enabling future conflict and threatening Monroe Doctrine. It claims Delbruck law allowed German emigrants naturalizing in the United States to retain German citizenship.
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Bay
Hillanes
Spain
Pew
Germany
United States
Germany's loyalty paradox and German influence in America
An editorial argues that German allegiance is tested in U S courts and details pro German organizations abroad and in the United States. It condemns indifference to German efforts, warns of the threat to American interests, and calls for a decisive defeat of Germany rather than negotiated peace.
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United States
Germany
Verein
Kant and the Starry Heavens in Moral Sense
The text notes Kant’s deep awe for two vast realms the starry heavens above and the moral law within. It reflects on his inquiry into consciousness and the limits of human understanding.
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Kant
Bin
Ming
Relieving Our Minds in Monoconsiderations and Opcal Rhetoric
A fragment discusses how reasoning on occasions yields opcal sounds used in political sermons and editorials to express approval or disapproval. It references Tames EL Robinson and Atlantic, noting the role of emotional agitation in public discourse.
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EL Robinson
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