of France, at the Conference of 1905, which he was prevented from
delivering in Berlin, and which Robert Fischer read in his place.
[53] The terms Asia and Africa have not, of course, a geographical but
an ethnological signification. Turkey is not, and never has been,
European; and it is difficult to decide up to what points certain of the
Balkan Powers are European.
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Corrections of typographical erros made by the etext transcriber:
Tolstoï=>Tolstoi
Auslænder, Auslander=>Ausländer
Deutschland Uber Alles=>Deutschland Über Alles
Amédee=>Amédée
Rene Schickele=>René Schickele
René Legan=>René Legand
Barrés=>Barrès
Caesar=>Cæsar
Cornelienne=>Cornélienne
Ferriere=>Ferrière
Hervè=>Hervé
Kulturtrager=>Kulturträger
Léonhard=>Leonhard
Liége=>Liège
Peguy=>Péguy
Regnier=>Régnier
Thermopylae=>Thermopylæ
Zorothowa=>Zorothowo
Graefin=>Græfin
Notre-Dame la Misere=>Notre-Dame la Misère
Moliere=>Molière
Jaurés=>Jaurès
èlan=>élan
dènouement=>dénouement
Dr. Ernst Drylander=>Dr. Ernst Dryander
Idealogues=>Ideologues
NEDERLANDSCHE ANTI-OORLOGRAAD=>NEDERLANDSCHE ANTI-OORLOG RAAD
Sterheim=>Sternheim