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To the accompaniment of appeals to the human heart he tells to me other stories of your duplicity and to you of mine.
"For twelve years, gentlemen, up to the present time, those agents have worked among us and elsewhere persistently and cleverly. They have been supplied with unlimited resources.
No wonder we have been deceived. A short time ago a bad blunder gave us a clue. The Zimmermann note to Mexico in- volving Japan was a blunder. It made such a noise that we were disturbed in our slumbers... and so were you. This gave a check for a time, but since the agents have been hard at work.
They were at work yesterday, and they are at work today.
Every prejudice, every sympathy, every available argument has been appealed to and used to show to your people and to ours what a low, cunning enemy we have each in the other, and how much dependent we axe upon the future friendship, sup- port, and good will of Germany." The Zimmermann note was an official invitation from Ger- many to Japan and Mexico to join in dismembering the United States; for Germany has, with cynically impartial bad faith, striven to draw her own profit from the ill-will she has en- deavored to excite in each of the twO' nations, Japan and Amer- ica.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the accompaniment of appeals to the human heart he tells to me other stories of your duplicity and to you of mine.
"For twelve years, gentlemen, up to the present time, those agents have worked among us and elsewhere persistently and cleverly. They have been supplied with unlimited resources.
No wonder we have been deceived. A short time ago a bad blunder gave us a clue. The Zimmermann note to Mexico in- volving Japan was a blunder. It made such a noise that we were disturbed in our slumbers... and so were you. This gave a check for a time, but since the agents have been hard at work.
They were at work yesterday, and they are at work today.
Every prejudice, every sympathy, every available argument has been appealed to and used to show to your people and to ours what a low, cunning enemy we have each in the other, and how much dependent we axe upon the future friendship, sup- port, and good will of Germany." The Zimmermann note was an official invitation from Ger- many to Japan and Mexico to join in dismembering the United States; for Germany has, with cynically impartial bad faith, striven to draw her own profit from the ill-will she has en- deavored to excite in each of the twO' nations, Japan and Amer- ica.
What to read after Japan's Part?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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