A Blundering Administration volume 2
A Blundering Administration volume 2
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An admission of liability for dam- ages has been secured, but the time for real protection to American rights has long since passed. Our govern- ment undertook one year ago to prevent the destruc- tion of American life by submarine attack, and now that the attempt has failed and our citizens are long since dead and the svstem of attack has fallen of its 22 own weight, there is small advantage in discussing whether we shall or shall not have an admission that it was unlawful to kill them.
The br...ave words with which we began the con- troversy had produced no effect, because they were read in the light of two extraordinary events. One was the report of the Austrian Ambassador, Mr. Dumba, to his government, that when the American note of Feb- ruary 10th was received, he asked the Secretary of State, Mr. Bryan, whether it meant business, and received an answer which satisfied him that it did not, but was intended for effect at home in America.
The other event was the strange and unfortunate declaration of the President in a public speech in Phila- delphia the fourth day after the sinking of the Lusitania that "a man may be too proud to fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An admission of liability for dam- ages has been secured, but the time for real protection to American rights has long since passed. Our govern- ment undertook one year ago to prevent the destruc- tion of American life by submarine attack, and now that the attempt has failed and our citizens are long since dead and the svstem of attack has fallen of its 22 own weight, there is small advantage in discussing whether we shall or shall not have an admission that it was unlawful to kill them.
The br...ave words with which we began the con- troversy had produced no effect, because they were read in the light of two extraordinary events. One was the report of the Austrian Ambassador, Mr. Dumba, to his government, that when the American note of Feb- ruary 10th was received, he asked the Secretary of State, Mr. Bryan, whether it meant business, and received an answer which satisfied him that it did not, but was intended for effect at home in America.
The other event was the strange and unfortunate declaration of the President in a public speech in Phila- delphia the fourth day after the sinking of the Lusitania that "a man may be too proud to fight.
What to read after A Blundering Administration volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Root to read onlineMoreLess
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