Patriotism rots into
Prussianism when you pretend it is the first virtue.
Others, like the Berlin daily "Taz" see reactionary
Prussianism being resurrected from the crypts of the House of Hohenzollern.
Justice Department "breathe[d] the arrogant spirit of
Prussianism" into America and the words amounted to "seditous treason." Id.
Carritt, 'Hegel and
Prussianism', Philosophy (April 1940), pp 190-6; (July 1940), pp 315-17.
A sort of (sic)
Prussianism is born to produce an army with a nation in place of a nation with an army.
(78) "Whilom Pacifist Returns from War Front with Message to Others that
Prussianism Must be Crushed for Existence of Civilization," Oregonian (March 3, 1918), 16.
In the course of the debate Jack (John Arthur) Fihelly, the volatile assistant minister for justice in the Ryan government, attacked John Redmond as 'useless', England as 'the home of cant, humbug and hypocrisy' and British policy in Ireland as 'the mailed fisted policy of
Prussianism'.
'
Prussianism and Socialism' he argues against Marx's
Knox, 'Hegel and
Prussianism' in Walter Kaufmann (ed.), Hegel's Political Philosophy, New York, Atherton Press, 1970.
His 1905 essay "Autocracy and War" had warned darkly of "
Prussianism" as "the enemy," and in Victory, published in March 1915, he had repeatedly described the odious hotelier Schomberg as "Teutonic'--a racial epithet, like "Hun" (coined by the Mail's own Lovat Fraser), whose currency owed much to the Harmsworth press (Notes 93; Victory 20).