The Story of the Great War the Complete Historical Records of Events to Date V
The Story of the Great War the Complete Historical Records of Events to Date V
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That country, Mr. Schwab wrote, he had always found loyal and sympathetic to Americans, and he be- lieved that the two republics should stand side by side in times like the present. "With that thought, " he continued, "and with my great interest and love for France, permit me to say that the Bethlehem steel organization, or 'any industry with which I am associated, or business with which I have influence, shall be in- structed to lend its best interests in serving France. I have reached a time ...of life when other motives play a more important part than mere commercialism. " 1884 THE STORY OF THE GREAT WAR The scrutiny of applications for the admission of foreign ships to American registry under the new law resulted, June 16, in the Government's refusal at first to admit eleven vessels, de- scribed as Danish, for which their new owners sought the pro- tection of the American flag. It appeared that the ships were originally German, Norwegian, Greek, Dutch, and Swedish, and had been placed recently under the Danish flag, though their names did not appear in the Danish registry of ships nor in Lloyds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That country, Mr. Schwab wrote, he had always found loyal and sympathetic to Americans, and he be- lieved that the two republics should stand side by side in times like the present. "With that thought, " he continued, "and with my great interest and love for France, permit me to say that the Bethlehem steel organization, or 'any industry with which I am associated, or business with which I have influence, shall be in- structed to lend its best interests in serving France. I have reached a time ...of life when other motives play a more important part than mere commercialism. " 1884 THE STORY OF THE GREAT WAR The scrutiny of applications for the admission of foreign ships to American registry under the new law resulted, June 16, in the Government's refusal at first to admit eleven vessels, de- scribed as Danish, for which their new owners sought the pro- tection of the American flag. It appeared that the ships were originally German, Norwegian, Greek, Dutch, and Swedish, and had been placed recently under the Danish flag, though their names did not appear in the Danish registry of ships nor in Lloyds.
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