Bismarck
Bismarck
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But neither Bismarck nor the successive British governments embarked on a course so fraught with peril. Bismarck dehberately refused indeed to push Great Britain against the wall and the inference from his refusal is irresistible. For reasons, that may be bad or good, but to which he attached the greatest weight, he was ready to badger, even to insult, while insisting on concessions, but not to ' antagonise ' Great Britain. German critics then and since have questioned the accuracy of his judgm...ent and the validity of his reasons. In this country we can appreciate the reason for, and ratify the wisdom of, his decision. For Bismarck was convinced his policy secured the best interests of Germany. He was not concerned with the question whether it also made for British interests. But it made for peace in Europe — and peace he held was a supreme German interest in those years. That it was also a British interest, not lightly to be sacrificed, is demonstrable.
But if Bismarck's ends were and remain • defensible, his methods were and remain quite indefensible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But neither Bismarck nor the successive British governments embarked on a course so fraught with peril. Bismarck dehberately refused indeed to push Great Britain against the wall and the inference from his refusal is irresistible. For reasons, that may be bad or good, but to which he attached the greatest weight, he was ready to badger, even to insult, while insisting on concessions, but not to ' antagonise ' Great Britain. German critics then and since have questioned the accuracy of his judgm...ent and the validity of his reasons. In this country we can appreciate the reason for, and ratify the wisdom of, his decision. For Bismarck was convinced his policy secured the best interests of Germany. He was not concerned with the question whether it also made for British interests. But it made for peace in Europe — and peace he held was a supreme German interest in those years. That it was also a British interest, not lightly to be sacrificed, is demonstrable.
But if Bismarck's ends were and remain • defensible, his methods were and remain quite indefensible.
What to read after Bismarck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Grant Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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