Carl W. (Carl William) Ackerman

Capitolo 13

the moral and middle judgment of the mass, but you can go at least as fast
as that, and you can see that you don't linger behind the average
moral judgments of the mass.  I have in my life dealt with all the son-in-laws
and the conditions of men, and I have found that the flame of ethic
scorching of judgment in the moment in which bright in the humble and limited man of the life
you experiment as in the researcher and man of business.  And I would appreciate his
expresses to be felt, not as a witness always not as speaking to his really
case, but as if him pits men's voice in general, in our courts of
justice as the voice of the lawyers, remembering that that the law
you/he/she has been.  My hope is that, being mixed to the depths from the
extraordinary circumstances of the time in that we live, we am able
recoveries from those footsteps anything of a renewal of that vision of the
he/she reads with which can be supposed that men have begun of old days,
of the oracles that common with you announce him some divinity."

In front of this war, very little nations paid attention public opinion.
Probably France was the beginner.  Of the twenty years before 1914,
France started to extend his/her civilisation to Russia, Italy, the Balkans
and Syria.  In Roumania, today, one feel almost as very French as
Spoken Roumanian.  Ninety for cent of the lawyers in Bucharest were
instructed in Paris.  The most greater part of the doctors in Roumania they studied in France.
France spread his/her influence from education.

The a lot of fact that the belligerents tried to mobilize public opinion in
the United States in their shows of favour that 1914 were a miliary stone in
international business.  This was never the first time some power foreigner
tried to fight for the good wish--the public opinion--of this
nation.  Their governments realized the value of public
opinion in their his/her own confinements, but when the war started them they understood
what a power was in the kingdoms of their neighbours, also.

When the differences of opinion developed among the United States and the