The Great War volume 1
The Great War volume 1
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" At the time of the South African struggle Great Britain stood alone amongst the nations. France harbored a feel- ing of resentment for the continued British occupation of Egypt, and more especially for the humiliation of the recent Fashoda incident of 1898, when England mobilized a flying squadron and imposed her own view upon the French in a territorial question touching the upper valley of the Nile. A traditional rivalry and suspicion separated Great Britain from Russia; and mistrust and pr...ejudice were daily broad- ening the spiritual gulf between Great Britain and Germany. This was the state of affairs in 1900. Fourteen years later we find Great Britain leagued with six other states. This transformation from isolation to far-extending alliances is one of the most astonishing diplomatic developments in modern history. The change was not planned deliberately. For the Triple Entente between Great Britain, France, and 102 The Great War Russia was not the work of a single statesman, nor the result of a single clearly-defined project.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At the time of the South African struggle Great Britain stood alone amongst the nations. France harbored a feel- ing of resentment for the continued British occupation of Egypt, and more especially for the humiliation of the recent Fashoda incident of 1898, when England mobilized a flying squadron and imposed her own view upon the French in a territorial question touching the upper valley of the Nile. A traditional rivalry and suspicion separated Great Britain from Russia; and mistrust and pr...ejudice were daily broad- ening the spiritual gulf between Great Britain and Germany. This was the state of affairs in 1900. Fourteen years later we find Great Britain leagued with six other states. This transformation from isolation to far-extending alliances is one of the most astonishing diplomatic developments in modern history. The change was not planned deliberately. For the Triple Entente between Great Britain, France, and 102 The Great War Russia was not the work of a single statesman, nor the result of a single clearly-defined project.
What to read after The Great War volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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