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The Majesty of Law
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Address by Charles Nagel Delivered at Sheldon Memorial Hall, St. Louis, Mo., on the 23d of January, 1915 ..
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Address by Charles Nagel
Excerpt from Address by Charles Nagel: Delivered at Sheldon Memorial Hall, St. Louis, Mo;, On the 23d of January, 1915 That was the introduction in the early part of the war, which has been followed up since then at other points; and the only difference between the two is that the one has been effective and the other was not. That brings to my mind the point to which your chairman referred, and which should not be forgotten. Great Britain will naturally make much Of these attacks because she has not smelt foreign powder in her country for several centuries. I do not say that rejoicingly, but these are facts. Great Britain has fought many wars, and has had many peoples help her fight, but she...
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