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1 Introd | period of the Franco-Prussian War and the Commune, these extraordinary 2 Introd | characters, the pomp of savage war and more savage religion, 3 Introd | other; and the story of the war of the mercenaries against 4 Introd | conceited brutes.” As the war thickens around him and 5 Introd | of Baden.”~In the great war of our own time with the 6 Introd | their visiting card, this war for money, these civilized 7 LV | Rouen.~Since the rumours of war have quieted down, people 8 LVII | luxury.~No one talks of the war any more, they don’t talk 9 CLXX | is savagery; (3) because war in itself contains a mystic 10 CLXX | if I did not think of the war. And you?~The bourgeois 11 CLXXI | July, 1870~I think this war is infamous; that authorized 12 CLXXI | almost nothing; but we have war, what luck!~Farming is going 13 CLXXII | afflictions? Perhaps. But the war is a good deal responsible 14 CLXXVII | You will see! The Prussian War ends the French Revolution 15 CLXXVIII | is foreign to them!”~The war (I hope) will make a home 16 CLXXXII | anything; if only this odious war might end! We love you and 17 CLXXXIII | their visiting card, this war for money, these civilized 18 CLXXXIV | in the country where the war has not penetrated.~You 19 CLXXXIV | children have come out of the war safe and sound. You would 20 CLXXXVI | no more misfortunes. The war with Prussia gave me the 21 CLXXXVIII| whom I hear bemoaning the war of Paris. For my part, I 22 CXCVII | work forced them to go to war at thirty sous a day.~Why 23 CXCVII | human rights. All civil war has brought forth and will 24 CCI | of proportion, that the war council at Versailles treats 25 CCXVIII | then, after the Prussian war there is no further great 26 CCXXII | travel, and the sinews of war are lacking, I have ready 27 CCXLIX | Moreover whom could I see? The war has opened many abysses.