3 quotes
To rule the imperial population, behold our vocation.
The Intellectual and Moral Reform of France (1871)
We aspire not to equality but to domination. Countries inhabited by foreign races must become again countries of serfs, farm laborers, and factory workers. The goal is not to suppress inequities, but, rather, to amplify them and to make of them a matter of course.
The Intellectual and Moral Reform of France (1871)
The regeneration of the inferior or bastard races by the superior ones is consistent with God's plans for humanity. The man of the people, in our countries, is always a fallen aristocrat; his hands are made to handle the sword rather than the laborer's tools. He prefers warring to working, that is, he returns to his original calling.
The Intellectual and Moral Reform of France (1871)