English Translation

52a - 4.- " *a unity that honesty is the best policy and that the truth wins in the end, let's put it down forever.These small sentences might be good in a children's notebook, but the man who acts in the war after that would be better at putting his sword in the sheath." In a country in which honesty had taken these forms, by nature Judaism had to gain influence. We read about this in the biche of C a r t h i l page lo3: Jews will be welcomed as trusted advisers and sons-in-law by děn leaders of major parties. Judaism favours the state statesmen, jurists, writers and scholars." When we speak of the English merchant soul, we must remember that this is not a de'tsche invention, but that the English have determined the characteristics of the labor-addicted crane in the English national court itself. About Carthill: page 2o7. "But in England, there was no gap in anything but the teaching that two is four, and that fourth"-send pounds in the year are better than three-tavsend. He has the advantages of truth "and easy proof, but he is not a glass, capable of re-establishing people, gods." The result for the reputation of England in the world "have not been left out of this circumstance.The Frenchman Jean de la P o u la n e writes in "the Colossus a'f duneren Püssen", Paris l899, page 29l: "Engald has never been loved,"and it will never be loved, because for his way the world has thought very much about His own interest, which is the inier der Stimmung z" his actions:Never a germ of greatness in his innermost self is reviving; 41232