Honour And Dishonour a Speech By the Right Hon D Lloyd George At the Quee
Honour And Dishonour a Speech By the Right Hon D Lloyd George At the Quee
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There is a greater asset for a nation than rapidity of action, and that is — honest dealing.
What are her excuses ? She said Belgium was plotting against her, that Belgium was engaged in a great conspiracy with Britain and with France to attack her. Not merely is that not true, but Germany knows it is not true. What is her other excuse ? France meant to invade Germany through Belgium. Absolutely untrue. France offered Belgium five army corps to defend her if she was attacked. Belgium said : " I... don't require them. I have got the word of the Kaiser. Shall Caesar send a lie ? " All these tales about conspiracy have been fanned up since. The great nation ought to be ashamed, ought to be ashamed to behave HONOUR AND DISHONOUR like a fraudulent bankrupt perjuring its way with its complica- tions. She has deliberately broken this treaty, and we were in honour bound to stand by it.
Belgium has been treated brutally, how brutally we shall not yet know. We know already too much. What has she done ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a greater asset for a nation than rapidity of action, and that is — honest dealing.
What are her excuses ? She said Belgium was plotting against her, that Belgium was engaged in a great conspiracy with Britain and with France to attack her. Not merely is that not true, but Germany knows it is not true. What is her other excuse ? France meant to invade Germany through Belgium. Absolutely untrue. France offered Belgium five army corps to defend her if she was attacked. Belgium said : " I... don't require them. I have got the word of the Kaiser. Shall Caesar send a lie ? " All these tales about conspiracy have been fanned up since. The great nation ought to be ashamed, ought to be ashamed to behave HONOUR AND DISHONOUR like a fraudulent bankrupt perjuring its way with its complica- tions. She has deliberately broken this treaty, and we were in honour bound to stand by it.
Belgium has been treated brutally, how brutally we shall not yet know. We know already too much. What has she done ?
What to read after Honour And Dishonour a Speech By the Right Hon D Lloyd George At the Quee?
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