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And what of a league from which Germany and her allies were left out?
For the period of the war, yes! Organization of the Allies into a working league now would be of incalculable advantage.
It should be formed at once; is, in fact, already in being, so far as relates to community of aims and loose cooperation, though to accomplish its tremendous task it needs close cooperation.
39 40 THE WAR FOR PEACE It is urged that if a league is formed now by the Allies it will be looked upon by Germany af...ter the war as directed against her interests and therefore less likely to win her approval and adhe- sion. On the other hand it has been pointed out that permanent unions, such as the American Union, are born of the needs of the day, that the Allies need now the machinery which will make their cooperation effective, and that we are therefore likely to encounter less opposition among them to the formation of a working league now than if we wait until this pressure of ne- cessity has passed. Two considerations may be advanced in this connection: 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what of a league from which Germany and her allies were left out?
For the period of the war, yes! Organization of the Allies into a working league now would be of incalculable advantage.
It should be formed at once; is, in fact, already in being, so far as relates to community of aims and loose cooperation, though to accomplish its tremendous task it needs close cooperation.
39 40 THE WAR FOR PEACE It is urged that if a league is formed now by the Allies it will be looked upon by Germany af...ter the war as directed against her interests and therefore less likely to win her approval and adhe- sion. On the other hand it has been pointed out that permanent unions, such as the American Union, are born of the needs of the day, that the Allies need now the machinery which will make their cooperation effective, and that we are therefore likely to encounter less opposition among them to the formation of a working league now than if we wait until this pressure of ne- cessity has passed. Two considerations may be advanced in this connection: 1.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Call, Arthur Deerin, 1869-1941, [from Old Catalog] Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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