War Speeches By British Ministers 1914 1916
War Speeches By British Ministers 1914 1916
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It is true that she always referred to a possible war forced on her. The trouble was that she gave us no test of a war forced on her. She remained free to claim that any war was forced on her. She now claims that this War was forced on her. I need hardly remind you that at the outset Italy, the third member of the Triple Alliance, definitely refused to accept this view. No one thought of attack- ing Germany ; there was not a measure taken by any other power that was not purely defensive ; the G...erman preparations were for attack and were far ahead of others on the Continent.
Belgium was a bulwark — defensive of Germany, of 194 RIGHT HON. SIR EDWARD GREY.
France, and of European peace. This bulwark, until Germany decided to make war, was in no danger from any quarter. In April, 1913, we had given renewed assurance to Belgium to respect her neutrality. When war threatened, we asked France if she would adhere to her pledge to respect the neutrality of Belgium. She said "Yes. " We asked Germany the same question, and she declined to answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is true that she always referred to a possible war forced on her. The trouble was that she gave us no test of a war forced on her. She remained free to claim that any war was forced on her. She now claims that this War was forced on her. I need hardly remind you that at the outset Italy, the third member of the Triple Alliance, definitely refused to accept this view. No one thought of attack- ing Germany ; there was not a measure taken by any other power that was not purely defensive ; the G...erman preparations were for attack and were far ahead of others on the Continent.
Belgium was a bulwark — defensive of Germany, of 194 RIGHT HON. SIR EDWARD GREY.
France, and of European peace. This bulwark, until Germany decided to make war, was in no danger from any quarter. In April, 1913, we had given renewed assurance to Belgium to respect her neutrality. When war threatened, we asked France if she would adhere to her pledge to respect the neutrality of Belgium. She said "Yes. " We asked Germany the same question, and she declined to answer.
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