Let France Explain
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^ Lastly, on this point, we also forget that Grey refused to assure the Germans that, even if Germany should respect the neutrality of Belgium, England would stay out of a war between Germany and France,* and since the war no English writer has pretended that she would have done so.
It is no condemnation of a nation's Government that in so momentous a thing as war it looks to its own interest.
It is not necessary to demand of a Government motives exalted and sacrificial.
With war propaganda we ...must of course have much ' See Stowell's Diplomacy of the War, pp. 454, 621.
' British White Book, 89. " Some Englishmen greatly err as to the reasons that forced England to draw the sword. . . . Our honour and our interest may have compelled us to join France and Russia, even if Ger- many had scrupulously respected the right of her small neighbours." London Times, March 8, 1915.
76 LET FRANCE EXPLAIN patience, for, as we say of business, war is war, and when nations struggle for their existence, we must expect them to use pohcies that are not very frank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ Lastly, on this point, we also forget that Grey refused to assure the Germans that, even if Germany should respect the neutrality of Belgium, England would stay out of a war between Germany and France,* and since the war no English writer has pretended that she would have done so.
It is no condemnation of a nation's Government that in so momentous a thing as war it looks to its own interest.
It is not necessary to demand of a Government motives exalted and sacrificial.
With war propaganda we ...must of course have much ' See Stowell's Diplomacy of the War, pp. 454, 621.
' British White Book, 89. " Some Englishmen greatly err as to the reasons that forced England to draw the sword. . . . Our honour and our interest may have compelled us to join France and Russia, even if Ger- many had scrupulously respected the right of her small neighbours." London Times, March 8, 1915.
76 LET FRANCE EXPLAIN patience, for, as we say of business, war is war, and when nations struggle for their existence, we must expect them to use pohcies that are not very frank.
What to read after Let France Explain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Bausman to read onlineMoreLess
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