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2 Reventlow, pp. 178-9.
a M. Leroy, chs. iv, v; V. M. Laurent, etc. Le Paix armee et le Probleme d' Alsace (1914).
B. L. B 114 LECTURE V Even so, the statesmen of Berlin should not have interpreted that entente as a threat to them, but rather as a sign of affability to France. But they could not, or would not, see. They interpreted every act of Great Britain in the most unfavourable sense 1 . An English princess could not marry a Continental prince without cries being raised all over the Father...land that we were hemming it in by alliances; though, surely, we were not to blame if neither the supply was so bounteous nor the demand so keen in regard to German princesses. These acrid complaints were signs of a mental disease which it is difficult to diagnose apart from the teachings of Treitschke and Bernhardi. Its most prominent symptom was an unreasoning Chauvinism, which, after the military collapse of Russia in Manchuria, took the form of intoler- able arrogance both towards France in Moroccan affairs and towards Russia in those of the Balkan Peninsula.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Reventlow, pp. 178-9.
a M. Leroy, chs. iv, v; V. M. Laurent, etc. Le Paix armee et le Probleme d' Alsace (1914).
B. L. B 114 LECTURE V Even so, the statesmen of Berlin should not have interpreted that entente as a threat to them, but rather as a sign of affability to France. But they could not, or would not, see. They interpreted every act of Great Britain in the most unfavourable sense 1 . An English princess could not marry a Continental prince without cries being raised all over the Father...land that we were hemming it in by alliances; though, surely, we were not to blame if neither the supply was so bounteous nor the demand so keen in regard to German princesses. These acrid complaints were signs of a mental disease which it is difficult to diagnose apart from the teachings of Treitschke and Bernhardi. Its most prominent symptom was an unreasoning Chauvinism, which, after the military collapse of Russia in Manchuria, took the form of intoler- able arrogance both towards France in Moroccan affairs and towards Russia in those of the Balkan Peninsula.
What to read after The Origins of the War;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose, John Holland, 1855- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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