to drive the men of his time out of a narrow idyllic existence into the broad pastures of a greater destiny.
All men whose influence has affected the march of humanity, all such, without differentiation,
owe their capabilities and their efficacy to the fact that they were ready to do the bidding of destiny.
That applies to Napoleon and Bismarck. The immediate purpose to which they direct their energies does not lie within their choice.
If Bismarck had understood the social democrats and had thrown in his lot with them,
he would have been a prudent fellow, but he would never have been the instrument of fate.
The same applies to Napoleon, to Caesar, to Loyola, to all of them!
One must always look at such things from the point of view of biology and evolution!
When the changes which took place in the earth’s surface transferred to the land animals which lived in water, and vice versa,
then those specimens which were ready to fulfill their functions as instruments of fate,
brought new and unheard-of things to pass and were able, through new adaptations, to save their kind.
Whether these specimens were the same that had previously been conservatives and preservers of the status quo
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