The Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume 2
The Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume 2
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Asquith's attitude was non-committal although he displayed no hostility to the plan.
In the interest of strict historic accuracy, however, it must be pointed out that the proposal so secretly dis- cussed that evening was not identically the one which is printed in the memoirs of Lord Grey. This text contains an important word that did not appear in the original version. The document, as drawn bv Colonel House and the Foreign Secretary, was taken to Washington by Colonel House and laid before th...e President. The Presi- dent, Lord Grey relates, approved it and sent it back to London with only one change. Lord Grev does not dis- close just what the change made by President Wilson was, but it may be revealed in this place. As the paper came to the President the last sentence of the first paragraph ran thus: "Should the Allies accept this proposal, and should Germany refuse it, the United Stales would enter the war against Germany. " This phrasing, of course, 290 THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF WALTER H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Asquith's attitude was non-committal although he displayed no hostility to the plan.
In the interest of strict historic accuracy, however, it must be pointed out that the proposal so secretly dis- cussed that evening was not identically the one which is printed in the memoirs of Lord Grey. This text contains an important word that did not appear in the original version. The document, as drawn bv Colonel House and the Foreign Secretary, was taken to Washington by Colonel House and laid before th...e President. The Presi- dent, Lord Grey relates, approved it and sent it back to London with only one change. Lord Grev does not dis- close just what the change made by President Wilson was, but it may be revealed in this place. As the paper came to the President the last sentence of the first paragraph ran thus: "Should the Allies accept this proposal, and should Germany refuse it, the United Stales would enter the war against Germany. " This phrasing, of course, 290 THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF WALTER H.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton J Hendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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