The Crime volume 3
The Crime volume 3
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M. , that is to say, two hours after the expiration of the Ultimatum, contains the unmistakable answer to the latter, and that it does so, moreover, in a form which was particularly insistent, and calculated to achieve the maintenance of peace.^ VI In the critical period, while the time-limit specified in the Ultimatum was running out, England is said to have "wrapped herself in silence towards Russia. " So asserts the Chan- cellor. What, however, does the Blue Book show ? — A fever- _ * The Cr...ime, Vol. I, page 398 et seq.
192 THE CRIME ish interchange of telegrams between London and Petrograd. It would take us too far to cite once again in this place all the details of the exchange of Notes in the last hours before the German declaration of war! One should read in the Blue Book despatches Nos. No, 113, 120, 131, 132, 133, 135, 139, etc. , and generally the whole exchange of Notes from and to London on July 31st and August ist (Blue Book, Nos. 108 to 143) in order to realise how eloquent was the English "silence" in these dangerous hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. , that is to say, two hours after the expiration of the Ultimatum, contains the unmistakable answer to the latter, and that it does so, moreover, in a form which was particularly insistent, and calculated to achieve the maintenance of peace.^ VI In the critical period, while the time-limit specified in the Ultimatum was running out, England is said to have "wrapped herself in silence towards Russia. " So asserts the Chan- cellor. What, however, does the Blue Book show ? — A fever- _ * The Cr...ime, Vol. I, page 398 et seq.
192 THE CRIME ish interchange of telegrams between London and Petrograd. It would take us too far to cite once again in this place all the details of the exchange of Notes in the last hours before the German declaration of war! One should read in the Blue Book despatches Nos. No, 113, 120, 131, 132, 133, 135, 139, etc. , and generally the whole exchange of Notes from and to London on July 31st and August ist (Blue Book, Nos. 108 to 143) in order to realise how eloquent was the English "silence" in these dangerous hours.
What to read after The Crime volume 3?
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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