The Menace of a Premature Peace : An Address
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While Germany would pose as having acted only as Austria's ally and as unwilling to influence her against her interest and independent judgment, the verdict of history unquestionably will be that the war is due to Germany's failure to prevent it and to her desire to accept the opportunity of the assassination of the Austrian Archduke as a convenient time to begin a war she long intended. The revelation of their unpreparedness is sufificient to show that England, France and Russia did not conspi...re to bring the war on. On the other hand, before 8 Tiiiv Menace; of a Premature Peace the war began Germany had constructed a complete system of strategic railways on her Belgian border, adapted not to commercial uses, but only to the quick invasion of Belgium.
A CLEAR CASE AGAINST GERMANY Indeed, every fact as the war has developed forms one more circumstance in the irrefragable case against Germany as the Power responsible for this world disaster. The preparation of fifty years, the false philosophy of her destiny and of the exaltation of force, had given her a yearning for conquest, for the expansion of her territory, the extension of her influence, and the Germanization of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While Germany would pose as having acted only as Austria's ally and as unwilling to influence her against her interest and independent judgment, the verdict of history unquestionably will be that the war is due to Germany's failure to prevent it and to her desire to accept the opportunity of the assassination of the Austrian Archduke as a convenient time to begin a war she long intended. The revelation of their unpreparedness is sufificient to show that England, France and Russia did not conspi...re to bring the war on. On the other hand, before 8 Tiiiv Menace; of a Premature Peace the war began Germany had constructed a complete system of strategic railways on her Belgian border, adapted not to commercial uses, but only to the quick invasion of Belgium.
A CLEAR CASE AGAINST GERMANY Indeed, every fact as the war has developed forms one more circumstance in the irrefragable case against Germany as the Power responsible for this world disaster. The preparation of fifty years, the false philosophy of her destiny and of the exaltation of force, had given her a yearning for conquest, for the expansion of her territory, the extension of her influence, and the Germanization of the world.
What to read after The Menace of a Premature Peace : An Address?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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