What Germany Wants
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The great- est credit for having instructed the nation on the transoceanic matters vitally affecting its in- terests belongs to the navy department. The material which this department placed before the people in pamphlets, lectures, newspaper arti- cles, books, and, finally, in the discussions in par- liament, represents one of the grandest forces of instruction ever wielded in any cause.
Neither before nor after the introduction of the navy law by Admiral von Tirpitz has there been as close a ...touch between the government and the people as existed at that time. The review of the huge figures, which represented the growth of our interests abroad, was very im- pressive, and the necessity of protecting them with a large fleet was conclusively proved.
104 WHAT GERMANY WANTS Everything that is famiHar to us today: the danger for Germany of a naval blockade, the destruction of our home-commerce if one de- prives us of our foreign markets, all this was then for the first time elucidated -— and how much smaller were those figures and values twelve years ago than they are today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great- est credit for having instructed the nation on the transoceanic matters vitally affecting its in- terests belongs to the navy department. The material which this department placed before the people in pamphlets, lectures, newspaper arti- cles, books, and, finally, in the discussions in par- liament, represents one of the grandest forces of instruction ever wielded in any cause.
Neither before nor after the introduction of the navy law by Admiral von Tirpitz has there been as close a ...touch between the government and the people as existed at that time. The review of the huge figures, which represented the growth of our interests abroad, was very im- pressive, and the necessity of protecting them with a large fleet was conclusively proved.
104 WHAT GERMANY WANTS Everything that is famiHar to us today: the danger for Germany of a naval blockade, the destruction of our home-commerce if one de- prives us of our foreign markets, all this was then for the first time elucidated -— and how much smaller were those figures and values twelve years ago than they are today.
What to read after What Germany Wants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mach, Edmund Robert Otto Von, 1870-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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