France England And European Democracy 1215 1915 a Historical Survey of the Pr
France England And European Democracy 1215 1915 a Historical Survey of the Pr
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Mr. Asquith, feeling the need of quieting the appre- hensions of the country, and, wishing at the same time to pursue his policy of conciliation and of peaceful over- tures, proposed for 1909-10, the construction of four dreadnoughts to be ready in 1911, and, in principle, the building of four others which were to be put in dock only if their construction seemed necessary to the Gov- ernment. These four conditional dreadnoughts were stipulated in view of the rapid increase of the German naval p...rogramme and indicated England's determination to conserve her acquired position, but left the Govern- ment of Berlin the alternative of moderating or putting a stop to the race for armament supremacy by tacit consent and without fresh negotiations. The formal proposals of settlement having failed, it was still hoped that a sentiment of prudence and good sense would pre- vail in the counsels of the Wilhelmstrasse ; it was made 104 What England Did to Maintain Peace clear to Germany that any such movement would imme- diately be acknowledged by a reduction in the construc- tions provided for in the budget.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Asquith, feeling the need of quieting the appre- hensions of the country, and, wishing at the same time to pursue his policy of conciliation and of peaceful over- tures, proposed for 1909-10, the construction of four dreadnoughts to be ready in 1911, and, in principle, the building of four others which were to be put in dock only if their construction seemed necessary to the Gov- ernment. These four conditional dreadnoughts were stipulated in view of the rapid increase of the German naval p...rogramme and indicated England's determination to conserve her acquired position, but left the Govern- ment of Berlin the alternative of moderating or putting a stop to the race for armament supremacy by tacit consent and without fresh negotiations. The formal proposals of settlement having failed, it was still hoped that a sentiment of prudence and good sense would pre- vail in the counsels of the Wilhelmstrasse ; it was made 104 What England Did to Maintain Peace clear to Germany that any such movement would imme- diately be acknowledged by a reduction in the construc- tions provided for in the budget.
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