Documents Relating to the Great War
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Notwithstanding tlie efforts of diplomacy the horizon at the present hour is lowering ; several States are mobilising their forces, and even States protected by their neutrality have thought it their duty to mobilise as a measure of precaution. Powers, whose constitutional military legislation does not resemble ours, have, without issuing a decree of mobilisation, begun and are elaborating measures which are equivalent to a mobilisation, and which are an anticipatory execution of those measures.... France, who gave expression to her firm desire for peace, and who in tragic days gave counsels of modera- tion and a living example of wisdom to Europe, by multiplying her efforts to maintain peace in the world, has made preparations for every eventuality and has now taken the first indispensable precautions for safe- guarding her territory ; but our Constitution does not permit us to adopt complete measures unless a decree of mobilisation is forthcoming. Cognisant of the responsibility which lies upon us, we should fail in a sacred duty if we were to leave matters in their present condition.
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Notwithstanding tlie efforts of diplomacy the horizon at the present hour is lowering ; several States are mobilising their forces, and even States protected by their neutrality have thought it their duty to mobilise as a measure of precaution. Powers, whose constitutional military legislation does not resemble ours, have, without issuing a decree of mobilisation, begun and are elaborating measures which are equivalent to a mobilisation, and which are an anticipatory execution of those measures.... France, who gave expression to her firm desire for peace, and who in tragic days gave counsels of modera- tion and a living example of wisdom to Europe, by multiplying her efforts to maintain peace in the world, has made preparations for every eventuality and has now taken the first indispensable precautions for safe- guarding her territory ; but our Constitution does not permit us to adopt complete measures unless a decree of mobilisation is forthcoming. Cognisant of the responsibility which lies upon us, we should fail in a sacred duty if we were to leave matters in their present condition.
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