I Accuse Jaccuse
I Accuse Jaccuse
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The alliance of peace proposed by Grey was merely a first step out of the atmosphere of enmity, distrust, and tension towards that of friendship, confidence, and composure. This first step would certainly have led to other advances. The feeling of confidence thus revived and strengthened would have rendered it possible to diminish the costly precautionary measures, which based merely on uni- versal and mutual distrust. Agreements on the subject 'Blue Book, No. 109.
194. I ACCUSE!
of the cessati...on and gradual diminution of armaments would have become possible on the basis of an agree- ment of friendship. In short, the zvay wcu opened to a neiv and a better Europe, if Germany had but grasped the hand offered by England.
But Ilerr von Bethniann thought otherwise. Having placed the memorandum in a pigeon-hole, he quietly chuckled to himself at the stupidity of the Englishman who, with his insular restricted vision, still believed in the peaceful intentions of Germany. We have over again the same performance as in 191 2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The alliance of peace proposed by Grey was merely a first step out of the atmosphere of enmity, distrust, and tension towards that of friendship, confidence, and composure. This first step would certainly have led to other advances. The feeling of confidence thus revived and strengthened would have rendered it possible to diminish the costly precautionary measures, which based merely on uni- versal and mutual distrust. Agreements on the subject 'Blue Book, No. 109.
194. I ACCUSE!
of the cessati...on and gradual diminution of armaments would have become possible on the basis of an agree- ment of friendship. In short, the zvay wcu opened to a neiv and a better Europe, if Germany had but grasped the hand offered by England.
But Ilerr von Bethniann thought otherwise. Having placed the memorandum in a pigeon-hole, he quietly chuckled to himself at the stupidity of the Englishman who, with his insular restricted vision, still believed in the peaceful intentions of Germany. We have over again the same performance as in 191 2.
What to read after I Accuse Jaccuse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Grelling to read onlineMoreLess
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