Excerpt from The Pulpit in War Time
Kaiser as earthly vicegerent. This moral degener acy and monstrosity in the soul of the German people is the prime cause of the present world catastrophe. The Kaiser never wearies of telling us that God is with him, and that what he has done has really been the work of God. We deny it. If the Devil himself had been brought right up out of hell, hide, hoofs, horns, tail, and all, and given ah solutely free rein in Europe, he could not have produced any more of an at-home feeling than his satanic Majesty must enjoy when he to - day looks abroad over the finished work of this so-called vice gerent of God. Wave on wave of fresh horror has swept over the conscience of mankind as month by month has brought to light the deliberate crimes and terrorisms practiced by this relentless enemy of mankind. Says a clause from the instructions of the German General Stafi, By carefully study ing the history of warfare, the ofiicers will be able to resist the influence of exaggerated humanitarian ideas.
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