A War Catechism; Questions And Answers, Concerning the Great World War
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Until she had built a new fleet of better submarines.
THE SUSSEX.
What was the next event in this campaign?
In March, 1916, the Sussex was sunk without warning, with the loss of about fifty passengers.
What message was now sent to Germany?
That we would cease friendly relations with her, unless she at once promised to cease sinking ships without warning or without saving the lives of those on board.
What was the effect?
She made another promise to observe these laws, demanding, however, that th...e United States secure strict obedience to international law by Great Britain.
What was the reply of the United States to this demand?
That the rights of the United States could not be allowed to depend in the slightest degree on the action of any other government.
UNRESTRICTED SINKINGS RESUMED.
What change came at the end of January, 1917?
Germany announced that England had not obeyed international law strictly, so Germany would not either.
What difference was there between the illegal acts of which England was accused and those committed by Germany?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until she had built a new fleet of better submarines.
THE SUSSEX.
What was the next event in this campaign?
In March, 1916, the Sussex was sunk without warning, with the loss of about fifty passengers.
What message was now sent to Germany?
That we would cease friendly relations with her, unless she at once promised to cease sinking ships without warning or without saving the lives of those on board.
What was the effect?
She made another promise to observe these laws, demanding, however, that th...e United States secure strict obedience to international law by Great Britain.
What was the reply of the United States to this demand?
That the rights of the United States could not be allowed to depend in the slightest degree on the action of any other government.
UNRESTRICTED SINKINGS RESUMED.
What change came at the end of January, 1917?
Germany announced that England had not obeyed international law strictly, so Germany would not either.
What difference was there between the illegal acts of which England was accused and those committed by Germany?
What to read after A War Catechism; Questions And Answers, Concerning the Great World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earnest, William Watson. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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