Note 76 — III The ‘Clerks’—The Great Betrayal

‘Germany is the sole judge of her methods.’ (Major von Disfurth, November, 1914.) The philosophy of national moralities seems essentially German. Is it not very remarkable to see Hegel and Zeller desiring at all costs to prove that Plato in his Republic defined a state of good which was only valid for the Greeks, and not for all peoples? (See P. Janet, Histoire des idées politiques, tome 1, p. 140.)