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— . ' ^ ^ and It was responsible ¥fr litto' "humanity * But It also with It ft passive, iLaBoehitftlc form of adjustment wtiidb, Of leading to greatness &s fie had hoped, had carried Mm to the brinlc of 4egr«d«tioDt humiliation and It oxpoaad hi* to untold which waro no lon^ar f If he nere to surviv* suet rid himself not onlj of his conscience and intellect but of all the traits irtiich Mfire fi^socifi tad with fa lee "humnnlty". In its place he mist set a personality which was in keeping with tbfl "Law of Mature11 • Only after he had achieved this iop could hfl feel safe fron attack. To overcome and to grow strong became the dominant motl™ of ",*,r»alti the obligation in accordance Trith thfl Eternal Tfill that donlnatea this univerae to promote the victorj of the better and et>rong6rf and to demand the submission oX the worse and k his "A stronger generation will drive out the weaklinga because la itfi ultltiate form the urgt to live will agfiln and again break the ridiculous fetters of a flo- tailed 'humanity' of the individual, so that Uo place will be takon by the • bunanity of nature1, which destroys •aokneao la order to give i t s place to • If our hypothesis concerning hifl mental while he lay helpleGa in Paaewalk Hoapltnl ifl correct, we nay • • — " ™— » - ^ that in orJit ^W^uit*trW#: f earfl he eometimei Ijsagined as a person wtifrfflr corpusne4 his enemies in a]_l the REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES