The Guilt of William Hohenzollern
The Guilt of William Hohenzollern
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" (Blue Book, 1914, No. 18. ) Cambon reported on this conversation on the same day : * " The British Charge d' Affaires also inquired of Herr von Jagow, as I did yesterday, whether Ger- many had had no knowledge of the Austrian Note before it was dispatched, and received such an unequivocal denial that he could not pursue the subject. But he could not refrain from expressing his surprise at the complete carte blanche that Germany had given Austria. " (Yellow Book, No. 41. ) Sir Horace Rumboldt,... who received these assurances, was the same whose statements concerning " Germany's 112 The Guilt of William Hohenzollern habitual mendacity " are quoted in the White Book of June, 1919, as we have already seen. Perhaps it was at the end of July, 1914, that he first came to this conclusion.
When the Berlin Foreign Office declared it " had exercised no influence whatever on the contents of the Austrian Note, and had had just as little opportunity as other Powers to take up any attitude in regard to it before publication " i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Blue Book, 1914, No. 18. ) Cambon reported on this conversation on the same day : * " The British Charge d' Affaires also inquired of Herr von Jagow, as I did yesterday, whether Ger- many had had no knowledge of the Austrian Note before it was dispatched, and received such an unequivocal denial that he could not pursue the subject. But he could not refrain from expressing his surprise at the complete carte blanche that Germany had given Austria. " (Yellow Book, No. 41. ) Sir Horace Rumboldt,... who received these assurances, was the same whose statements concerning " Germany's 112 The Guilt of William Hohenzollern habitual mendacity " are quoted in the White Book of June, 1919, as we have already seen. Perhaps it was at the end of July, 1914, that he first came to this conclusion.
When the Berlin Foreign Office declared it " had exercised no influence whatever on the contents of the Austrian Note, and had had just as little opportunity as other Powers to take up any attitude in regard to it before publication " i.
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