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Chalciuhtlicue : ChalchiuhtlicueIn Aztec mythology, Chalciuhtlicue ("jade skirt") was the goddess of lakes, streams and all water, as well as beauty. In art, she was depicted as a river with a prickly pear tree growing on one bank; the tree was laden with fruit. She caused the flood that destroyed the fourth world of Aztec belief.Her husband was Tlaloc and with him, she was the mother of Tecciztecatl. In her aquatic aspect, she was known as Acuecucyoticihuati, goddess of oceans, rivers and any other running water, as well as the patron of women in labor. She was also said to be the wife of Xiuhtecuhtli. The empire of Germany had been more easily and more
it had known many troubles, because the hard and domineering
affections of its subjects. A parvenu among the great states--
nineteenth century--Germany has shown none of that 'genius for
among nations as among individuals. Her conversation, at home and
turned always and wholly upon her own greatness. And her conduct
that she has a monopoly of power, of wisdom, and of knowledge, and
nature of her imperialist ambitions, we have said something in a
vaulting schemes, but she had not for that reason abandoned any of
in every region of the world.html">world.html">world upon which her acquisitive eyes had
place in the world which she had marked out as her due had driven
her people to uphold, a direct challenge to all her rivals. The
the non-European world, her 'place in the sun.' Her view of what
the overthrow of all her European rivals, and this would bring
Though not quite realising this alternative, the mind of Germany
if need be, to grasp even.html">even the sceptre of world-supremacy. The
megalomaniac visions; not even the events of the decade 1904-14
desolation of the war to prove at once their reality and their
realised. They sprang from the traditions of Prussia, which seemed
and scrupled nothing, and calculated his chances and his means
been built; by force and fraud Prussia-Germany had become. All is still licensed under the GNU FDL.
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