The Immediate Causes of the Great WarThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1917 - 196 страница |
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... thought that , inasmuch as each government in publish- ing its official correspondence , has tried to con- vict its enemies and clear itself and its allies , the statements made are so biased as not to be accepted as evidence . This ...
... thought that , inasmuch as each government in publish- ing its official correspondence , has tried to con- vict its enemies and clear itself and its allies , the statements made are so biased as not to be accepted as evidence . This ...
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... thought it would not be safe to subject united Germany to the strain of another war until the cement that held the members of the union together had had time to dry . His policy , therefore , was to isolate France and thus deprive her ...
... thought it would not be safe to subject united Germany to the strain of another war until the cement that held the members of the union together had had time to dry . His policy , therefore , was to isolate France and thus deprive her ...
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... thought that these treaties embody substantially the same engage- ments as those of the Austro - German alliance . Bismarck had thus succeeded in his policy of 1 For the whole treaty , see Stowell , The Diplomacy of the War of 1914 ...
... thought that these treaties embody substantially the same engage- ments as those of the Austro - German alliance . Bismarck had thus succeeded in his policy of 1 For the whole treaty , see Stowell , The Diplomacy of the War of 1914 ...
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... thought by many Eng- lishmen that Germany had " an ambition to de- prive their country of her maritime supremacy and to rule the world . " On the other hand , the charge was made in Germany that England was trying to isolate her and ...
... thought by many Eng- lishmen that Germany had " an ambition to de- prive their country of her maritime supremacy and to rule the world . " On the other hand , the charge was made in Germany that England was trying to isolate her and ...
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... thought , was to recover for his coun- try Alsace and Lorraine . Such an ambition could be realized only on condition that France could count on the aid or at least the neutrality of some country other than Russia . It may have been ...
... thought , was to recover for his coun- try Alsace and Lorraine . Such an ambition could be realized only on condition that France could count on the aid or at least the neutrality of some country other than Russia . It may have been ...
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Страница 111 - French coasts or shipping, the British fleet will give all the protection in its power. This assurance is of course subject to the policy of his Majesty's Government receiving the support of Parliament, and must not be taken as binding his Majesty's Government to take any action until the above contingency of action by the German fleet takes place.
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Страница 126 - The treaties of 1839, confirmed by the treaties of 1870, vouch for the independence and neutrality of Belgium under the guarantee of the Powers, and notably of the Government of His Majesty the King of Prussia. Belgium has always been faithful to her international obligations, she has...
Страница 114 - PLEASE dispel any mistrust that may subsist on the part of the British Government with regard to our intentions, by repeating most positively formal assurance that, even in the case of armed conflict with Belgium, Germany will, under no pretence whatever, annex Belgian territory.