The End of the War
The End of the War
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The note is a test of the repeated protestations of pacific intent of the Imperial German Government. 1 To what extent we have as yet advanced in the sev- eral countries toward a composition of differences it is difficult to determine. What informal and un- official negotiations or interrogatories, if any, are in progress we cannot pretend to know. The casual i See also President Wilson's February note, outlining the four principles of settlement.
142 THE END OF THE WAR colloquies between unack...nowledged representatives of the belligerent powers are not made public and we never see the successive steps but only the end.
Nor is a real advance towards a mutual understand- ing always recognized as such, for every statement issued by each belligerent is capable of a wide range of possible interpretation and a promise is often couched in the form of a threat.
It is a rarefied atmosphere in which we here move and one in which it is difficult to measure progress or note direction. Yet the essential fact remains that one nation, the United States, preserves its lib- erty of negotiation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The note is a test of the repeated protestations of pacific intent of the Imperial German Government. 1 To what extent we have as yet advanced in the sev- eral countries toward a composition of differences it is difficult to determine. What informal and un- official negotiations or interrogatories, if any, are in progress we cannot pretend to know. The casual i See also President Wilson's February note, outlining the four principles of settlement.
142 THE END OF THE WAR colloquies between unack...nowledged representatives of the belligerent powers are not made public and we never see the successive steps but only the end.
Nor is a real advance towards a mutual understand- ing always recognized as such, for every statement issued by each belligerent is capable of a wide range of possible interpretation and a promise is often couched in the form of a threat.
It is a rarefied atmosphere in which we here move and one in which it is difficult to measure progress or note direction. Yet the essential fact remains that one nation, the United States, preserves its lib- erty of negotiation.
What to read after The End of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter E Walter Edward Weyl to read onlineMoreLess
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