Germany And Europe
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Asquith, Mr. Churchill, Mr. Lloyd George, have declared that Germany has committed a crime against Europe and against humanity ; that we are fighting in the cause of civilisation and progress against German militarism. This, I think, is true ; but it would have been as true on August 2nd as on August 4th. I am inclined to regret that we did not take this position at once. I am inclined to regret that, before the definitive violation of Belgian neutrality, we did not say to Germany : ' You could... have prevented this war and you re- fused. You set your private interests above those of civilisation. You refused to recognise the real solidarity of Europe. England has stood for Europe in diplomacy : now she must stand for Europe in war. " But we know what difficulties hamper an English Minister. We know that Sir E. Grey was rightly anxious that, if possible and so far as possible, the English people should have no doubt of the justice of our action. And we must remember the awfulness of the responsibility that rested upon him and upon his colleagues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Asquith, Mr. Churchill, Mr. Lloyd George, have declared that Germany has committed a crime against Europe and against humanity ; that we are fighting in the cause of civilisation and progress against German militarism. This, I think, is true ; but it would have been as true on August 2nd as on August 4th. I am inclined to regret that we did not take this position at once. I am inclined to regret that, before the definitive violation of Belgian neutrality, we did not say to Germany : ' You could... have prevented this war and you re- fused. You set your private interests above those of civilisation. You refused to recognise the real solidarity of Europe. England has stood for Europe in diplomacy : now she must stand for Europe in war. " But we know what difficulties hamper an English Minister. We know that Sir E. Grey was rightly anxious that, if possible and so far as possible, the English people should have no doubt of the justice of our action. And we must remember the awfulness of the responsibility that rested upon him and upon his colleagues.
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