دانلود کتاب The Call of the Sword

Characterises the War as a sacred struggle by the British and Allies for Justice and for Christianity as the Religion of Humanity against the Tribal Gods of Germany and Turkey. Incorrectly assigns to the Biblical New Testament a universalist message of Christ (p.54) not substantiated by e.g. John 15:24-28 (the author would likely misinterpret John 8:24 as an indictment of organized Jewry instead of in its true complexion of a polemic in the struggle by Christ for a reversion to the law of Moses). Subfused with a miasma of Anglican Christian dogma and imperial amour-propre, it disregards the more prosaic reasons for the Great War countenanced in e.g. https://archive.org/details/Lippe-InterpretationOfTheGerman-EnglishConflict1940

Singerman #0085. Singerman characterises #0116 'England Under the Heel of the Jew: A Tale of Two Books (1921) as a revised edition of the 1917 work, probably erroneously.



'The Tempter as often brings ruin to a man by working on his virtues as by attacking his weaknesses. And as with a man so is it with a nation. One of our national characteristics is generosity. Allied to the national love of justice, this quality has led us to open our national doors to aliens of every description, and especially to such as could pour a tale of oppression or persecution into our ears. Many of the tales have been true, and we have done well to heed them; but very, very often, with unpardonable neglect of common vigilance, we have welcomed into our national family candidates whose sole aim has been to rob and defraud us.' --p.21


'The old instinct which forbids members of one tribe to intermarry with members of another has its roots in the facts of life. No nation should admit into its blood-alliance alien elements which are detrimental to the national character, as no man should consume as food substances which cannot be converted into his own proper tissues. The easy admission of men of alien blood and alien instincts to British nationality, and into positions of political influence, is a crime on the part of our rulers which the nation is expiating now.'--p.28


'The British Political Machine has so far mastered British mankind that it has succeeded in foisting upon nearly one-tenth of British Parliamentary constituencies men of alien blood to represent them.'--p.30

'England has no right to complain if astute and wealthy men of alien blood occupy high places in Senate and Curia. It is England's indolence which has made this possible. She has no right to complain of the aliens. They have their own interests to serve, and they have their own ethics. They have only played the game which England has allowed them to play. The worship of wealth and success has corrupted all grades of society...'--p.42