The War for Our Nation
Murād Faraj
1912
[By “war”] I mean concrete war—rather than a war of words or an incomplete war of demonstrations. I am not in denial regarding the existence of these words or those demonstrations, and neither do I deny their value, action, or influence. What I do reject is the inadequacy of their effect, benefit, and utility, which lack foundation in reason or…
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