Excerpt from Organizer of Victory When Kitchener relaxes the grip of his clenched hands the neck of the Prussian eagle will be broken, and only then will the great nations and the small nations be able to advance into the Promised Land Of which Lord Kitchener perhaps has not even permitted himself to dream.

One sees in him, then, not only the expression Of England looking cruel, but the strength, the determination, and the practical wisdom of those great and glorious nations with whom it is the honour Of Great Britain to be allied. At the same time one is not conscious of any feeling towards Kitchener which could be heightened into hero-worship. He is not Civilization, but the servant of Civilization. He is not Progress, but the policeman of Progress. One employs him with admiration and rewards him with gratitude. But one does not want to be like him.

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