Rome And Germany; the Plot for the Downfall of Britain
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GERMAN HOSTILITY AND AMBITION iii Pan-Gemian Congress, while insisting that the time had come " to double our naval armaments," advised his hearers " to speak and write about England as little as possible." ^ In the meantime; every effort has been made to create discord between England and other countries. In the war between the United States and Spain, Germany was notoriously imfriendly "to America, and but for England's, friendship to, and support of, the United States, European interven...tion would certainly have taken place, an act on the part of England which the United States has never forgotten. Yet Germany, in order to throw dust in the eyes of the American people, tried to persuade them that England, through her ambassador. Lord Pauncefote, at Washington, had endeavoured to provoke a European coalition against the United States. The attack, however, was so audaciously and palpably the opposite of the truth that it signally failed. ^ Then there was the case of Dr. von HoUeben, the ambassador of Germany at Washington.
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359.
GERMAN HOSTILITY AND AMBITION iii Pan-Gemian Congress, while insisting that the time had come " to double our naval armaments," advised his hearers " to speak and write about England as little as possible." ^ In the meantime; every effort has been made to create discord between England and other countries. In the war between the United States and Spain, Germany was notoriously imfriendly "to America, and but for England's, friendship to, and support of, the United States, European interven...tion would certainly have taken place, an act on the part of England which the United States has never forgotten. Yet Germany, in order to throw dust in the eyes of the American people, tried to persuade them that England, through her ambassador. Lord Pauncefote, at Washington, had endeavoured to provoke a European coalition against the United States. The attack, however, was so audaciously and palpably the opposite of the truth that it signally failed. ^ Then there was the case of Dr. von HoUeben, the ambassador of Germany at Washington.
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