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Enter of World war 1

 The German Empire (also called as the Kingdom of Prussia) had always wanted to dominate the seas. They felt that Great Britain had dominated all the sea routes and hence had an undue advantage in establishing their empire all over the world. There had been a race for naval supremacy between the German Empire and Great Britain just before the start of the War. As expected, Great Britain won this race.  When the First World War began Germany wanted to makes its presence felt in the seas and built submarines called “U-Boot” in the German Language and started sinking allied ships. One attack on a passenger ship which turned the world’s attention towards the horrors of the war at sea was the sinking of the passenger ship Lusitania. The Germans asserted that the ship was carrying ammunition for the allied war effort. However, it could not justify the killing of innocent American and British citizens who were passengers on that ship.  The United States did not want to enter the...

American scholar

 In this metamorphosis of the ideal Man into different capacities the Scholar is the delegated intellect. "In the right  state he is Man thinking. In the degenerate state, as a victim of society, he tends to become a mere thinker, or still worse, the part of other men's thinking.” Nature appeals to him with all her beauties; the past instructs him and the future welcomes him with open arms. Hence Emerson wonders whether or not the true scholar is the only true master. Among the various aspects of life which affect the s foremost. The sun, the moon and the stars enchant him and his own spirit, Gradually, he finds that apparently contrary  and remote things are linked together by a unifying factor which by its own laws bring all things together. This undercurrent of unity helps him to discover that nature 'proceed from one is  print.” Since its beauties, the beauties of his mind and the knowledge of nature, is much the  same as the knowledge of his own mind, we fi...

Wants

 Want's are not waste, waste are not want.

Quote

 Sometimes good things come from bad memory.