The German Republic
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We recognize now that such sale was free and fair under international law, and that to suspend the law and abandon sale in favor to a particular belligerent would have meant nothing but unneutral- ity.
We freely confess that if Germany had 116 THE GERMAN REPUBLIC required munitions from America, and had enjoyed control of the seas and therefore ability not only to buy munitions but to carry them home, and if America had re- fused to sell to us because our rivals with- out control of the sea cou...ld not also buy and carry home, that we should have de- nounced as an act of unneutrality deliber- ately unfriendly to us.
It would have been deliberately unneu- tral and unfriendly to us because a con- scious effort of the part of the United States to deprive us of the advantage over our enemies which was rightly ours under international law through our power on the sea.
We see now what we should have seen long ago, and would have seen had not our eyes been blinded by passion, that the right to buy and the right to sell are both free, well established, indisputable, and that in the exercise of these rights all na- 117 THE GERMAN REPUBLIC tions are equal before the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We recognize now that such sale was free and fair under international law, and that to suspend the law and abandon sale in favor to a particular belligerent would have meant nothing but unneutral- ity.
We freely confess that if Germany had 116 THE GERMAN REPUBLIC required munitions from America, and had enjoyed control of the seas and therefore ability not only to buy munitions but to carry them home, and if America had re- fused to sell to us because our rivals with- out control of the sea cou...ld not also buy and carry home, that we should have de- nounced as an act of unneutrality deliber- ately unfriendly to us.
It would have been deliberately unneu- tral and unfriendly to us because a con- scious effort of the part of the United States to deprive us of the advantage over our enemies which was rightly ours under international law through our power on the sea.
We see now what we should have seen long ago, and would have seen had not our eyes been blinded by passion, that the right to buy and the right to sell are both free, well established, indisputable, and that in the exercise of these rights all na- 117 THE GERMAN REPUBLIC tions are equal before the law.
What to read after The German Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Wellman to read onlineMoreLess
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