Condensed from the Leading Reviews

While the armies and generals of the belligerents are trying

to execute by force the policies of their respective

Governments, their publicists are not less busy in the work

of voicing the national aspirations. Moreover, such a

critical examination of the status of each armed Power, from

its own standpoint and in comparisons and contrasts with its

opponents, has never been conducted before the peoples of

the world. It is a time of national heart-searchings, both

among the warring nations and of neutrals whose destinies

are only less affected. Resumes of this great process as

reflected in the world's leading reviews appear below,

beginning with the British publications.

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