What Price Arms?
Panic over the enemy’s superiority (real or supposed) in arms is not the antipodes but the twin of complacency over one’s own arms predominance. The common parent of both attitudes is vulgar materialism.
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What Price Arms?
Panic over the enemy’s superiority (real or supposed) in arms is not the antipodes but the twin of complacency over one’s own arms predominance. The common parent of both attitudes is vulgar materialism.
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What Price Arms?
Panic over the enemy’s superiority (real or supposed) in arms is not the antipodes but the twin of complacency over one’s own arms predominance. The common parent of both attitudes is vulgar materialism.
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