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Reading Classics in English _ Speaking of Prussians by Irvin S. Cobb
"Speaking of Prussians" is an essay on war by Irvin S. Cobb, published in 1917. This book contains records of the Prussian army and German warfare that the author observed directly as a war correspondent during World War I.
The work deeply analyzes Prussian militarism and war culture at the time. Cobb observes and records in detail the Prussian army's organizational structure, military strategy, and their way of thinking.
The characteristic of the book is that it tries to maintain an objective perspective while dealing with the enemy countries of Germany and Prussia. The author tried to convey the situation at the time through his observations and analysis as a journalist, not through war propaganda.
In particular, this work has value as an important historical source for understanding the military culture and social aspects of Germany during World War I. Cobb vividly conveys the reality of the war based on the events and experiences he personally witnessed on the front lines. "Speaking of Prussians" is considered an important historical record of the war years and a meaningful work that explores the nature of militarism and war.

Summary
"Speaking of Prussians--" by Irvin S. Cobb is a nonfiction account written during the early 20th century, specifically amidst the backdrop of World War I. This book serves as a personal narrative and commentary on the impact of the war, particularly focusing on the Prussian military ideology and its effects on both the battlefield and civilian populations in invaded countries like Belgium and France. Cobb, an American newspaper journalist, reflects on his firsthand experiences observing the war¡¯s brutality and the mindset of the German forces. In "Speaking of Prussians--," Cobb combines his vivid eyewitness accounts with reflections on the nature of war and martial governance. He recounts the devastation witnessed in Belgian towns, the plight of refugees, and the stark contrast between German soldiers¡¯ discipline and the horrors inflicted on civilians. He conveys his deep disdain for war while acknowledging its necessity for defending freedom and national integrity. The narrative argues that the Prussian militaristic approach, characterized by a mechanized and ruthless efficiency, appears dangerously unyielding and detached from the fundamental rights of humanity. Through poignant anecdotes and social commentary, Cobb implores American readers to recognize the stakes of militarism and the defense of democratic values against autocratic aggression.

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Contents
CHAPTER I. I believe it to be my patriotic duty
CHAPTER II. A few days before war was declared
CHAPTER III. Every right-thinking man, I take it
CHAPTER IV. When I think back on those first stages
CHAPTER V. The point I am trying to make is this
CHAPTER VI. Doubtlessly you read the published extracts
CHAPTER VII. In peace the mental docility of the German
CHAPTER VIII. Having spread the gospel of force for so long
CHAPTER IX. I am coming now to what seems to me
CHAPTER X. In this same connection it may not be amiss
CHAPTER XI. But fifty or a hundred miles away on German soil
CHAPTER XII. Even more illuminating were his views
CHAPTER XIII. It never seemed to occur to him
CHAPTER XIV. A prophet is nearly always a bore
CHAPTER XV. Had Doctor Bang set forth as his own views
CHAPTER XVI. So far as I can tell