A Primer of the War for Americans
A Primer of the War for Americans
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" "No war in modem times has been begun with- out the aggressor pretending that his nation wished nothing but peace, and invoking Divine aid for its murderous poHcy. To paraphrase the words of Lady Teazle on a noted occasion when Sir Joseph Surface talked much of 'honor, ' it might be as well in such instances to leave the name of God out of the ques- tion. " A WAR PRIMER FOR AMERICANS 41 The Judgment of the Court he says would be un- hesitatingly as follows: "1. That Germany and Austria in a t...ime of profound peace secretly concerted together to impose their will upon Europe and upon Servia in a matter affecting the balance of power in Europe. Whether in so doing they intended to precipitate a European war to determine the mastery of Europe is not satis- factorily established, although their whole course of conduct suggests this as a possibility. They made war almost inevitable by (a) issuing an ultimatum that was grossly unreasonable and disproportionate to any grievance that Austria had and (b) in giving to Servia, and Europe, insufficient time to consider the rights and obligations of all interested nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "No war in modem times has been begun with- out the aggressor pretending that his nation wished nothing but peace, and invoking Divine aid for its murderous poHcy. To paraphrase the words of Lady Teazle on a noted occasion when Sir Joseph Surface talked much of 'honor, ' it might be as well in such instances to leave the name of God out of the ques- tion. " A WAR PRIMER FOR AMERICANS 41 The Judgment of the Court he says would be un- hesitatingly as follows: "1. That Germany and Austria in a t...ime of profound peace secretly concerted together to impose their will upon Europe and upon Servia in a matter affecting the balance of power in Europe. Whether in so doing they intended to precipitate a European war to determine the mastery of Europe is not satis- factorily established, although their whole course of conduct suggests this as a possibility. They made war almost inevitable by (a) issuing an ultimatum that was grossly unreasonable and disproportionate to any grievance that Austria had and (b) in giving to Servia, and Europe, insufficient time to consider the rights and obligations of all interested nations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J William James William White to read onlineMoreLess
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