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The Blot on the Kaiser's 'Scutcheon

Chapter 6 The Berlin Schemers and Their Plot

Word Count: 1154    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

vast web was spun and thrown out over all the cities and continents where the Kaiser's representatives were living, the secon

the rudest German peasants and the German colonists living in Milwaukee or El Paso, in Rio Janeiro or Buenos A

Pan-German League. Here is old Rome marked world capital. Here is C?sar Augustus called the first world emperor. Here is Carthage with its capital looted and Roman peasants remaining after the victory to move into rich men's houses and estates o

Wilhelm shall be the second world-emperor. Germania shall be written straight across Europe from Hamburg on the North Sea to Bagdad on the Persian Gulf. Germans alone shall be allowed to carry weapons, as once o

the Romans stood cheering and the women and children sang and threw flowers in the path? Why should not the German army, between the reaping of the wheat in Ju

erkraut and live in ugly houses when the people of Paris and London drank champagne, ate roast fowl, wore French laces and t

. Three weeks and we will have Paris.

tter, taken from the dead body of a German

ris. I intend to bring you a pocketful of Paris

ds and himself had picked out these farms as permanent homes. Later he added that Heinrich thought it would be much better for them to wait until they smashed England and made Canada a German colon

ach poor peasant and foreign colonist that he was a superman, and that by day and by night he was to prepare for the time when he would become the head of all the people of the town or industry with which he was related. Poor Germans in f

mphal procession along the Appian Way, when the Roman conquerors came home loaded with loot. These skillful German plotters printed at the bottom of Curtius's descri

in! What marbles and bronzes of Rodin stolen from Paris! At last Berlin was to

bank" of 1918; had given up German beer to grasp only empty, breaking bubbles. But it was a great dream while it lasted. In pursuance of his hope he sacrificed three m

has never been but one world-emperor-C?sar Augustus. There is to be one universal kingdom-and that is the king

presented as equals; then the earth that has long been a battle-field shall become an Eden garden, where all are patriots towar

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1 Chapter 1 The Kaiser's Hatred of the United States2 Chapter 2 The Kaiser's Character Revealed in His Choosing the Sultan for His Friend3 Chapter 3 Pershing's Charges versus the Kaiser4 Chapter 4 Who Taught the Kaiser That a Treaty Is a Scrap of Paper 5 Chapter 5 The Original Plot of the Members of the Potsdam Gang6 Chapter 6 The Berlin Schemers and Their Plot7 Chapter 7 German Superiority a Myth That Has Exploded8 Chapter 8 German Intrigues9 Chapter 9 German Burglars Loaded With Loot Are the More Easily Captured10 Chapter 10 Germans Who Hide Behind the Screen11 Chapter 11 German Barbarism Not Barbarism to the German12 Chapter 12 The German Science of Lying 13 Chapter 13 The Malignity of the German Spies14 Chapter 14 Politic of Germany15 Chapter 15 Polygamy and the Collapse of the Family in Germany16 Chapter 16 Hot Swords in Sister Julie's Eyes17 Chapter 17 The Hidden Dynamite; the Hun's Destruction of Cathedrals18 Chapter 18 The German Sniper Who Hid Behind the Crucifix19 Chapter 19 The Ruined Studio20 Chapter 20 The Glory of the French Soldier's Heroism21 Chapter 21 Why the Hun Cannot Defeat the Frenchman22 Chapter 22 I Am Only His Wife 23 Chapter 23 A Soldier's Funeral in Paris24 Chapter 24 Lover of Louvain25 Chapter 25 A Vision of Judgment in Martyred Gerbéviller26 Chapter 26 The Return of the Refugees27 Chapter 27 An American Knight in France28 Chapter 28 An American Soldier's Grave in France29 Chapter 29 These Flowers, Sir, I Will Lay Them Upon My Son's Grave 30 Chapter 30 and Scotland 31 Chapter 31 England Shall Not Starve 32 Chapter 32 Americans Who Vilify England33 Chapter 33 American Girls in Munition Factories34 Chapter 34 The Wolves' Den on Vimy Ridge35 Chapter 35 Why Did You Leave Us in Hell for Two Years 36 Chapter 36 This War Will End Within Forty Years 37 Chapter 37 The Redemption of a Slacker38 Chapter 38 Slackers versus Heroes39 Chapter 39 German Stupidity in Avoiding the Draft40 Chapter 40 I'm Working Now for Uncle Sam 41 Chapter 41 The German Farmer's Debt to the United States42 Chapter 42 Sharper Than a Serpent's Tooth Is an Ungrateful Immigrant43 Chapter 43 In Praise of Our Secret Service