Why We Went to WarC. Scribner's Sons, 1919 - 291 páginas |
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... ships . They are to be sought in certain fundamental national antagonisms . And it is in terms of these that future historians will explain the origins of our war with Germany . Some light we shall , in the present chapter , attempt to ...
... ships . They are to be sought in certain fundamental national antagonisms . And it is in terms of these that future historians will explain the origins of our war with Germany . Some light we shall , in the present chapter , attempt to ...
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... ship , and let it be understood that by Prussia not the country , but the caste and the political system , is meant . If the present ideas follow their course , momentous historical events soon will occur , and the name of Prussia will ...
... ship , and let it be understood that by Prussia not the country , but the caste and the political system , is meant . If the present ideas follow their course , momentous historical events soon will occur , and the name of Prussia will ...
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... ship on the Lusitania ; so serious an interference in our rights that it would have justified our government in immediately handing Count von Bernstorff his passports . To understand the discussions with England we must remember that ...
... ship on the Lusitania ; so serious an interference in our rights that it would have justified our government in immediately handing Count von Bernstorff his passports . To understand the discussions with England we must remember that ...
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... ship and a protest against the violation . The discussion which followed is particularly interesting , since on November 29 , 1915 , in the communication which closed the case there occurs the following promise , which should be kept in ...
... ship and a protest against the violation . The discussion which followed is particularly interesting , since on November 29 , 1915 , in the communication which closed the case there occurs the following promise , which should be kept in ...
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... ships from the seas not only made it difficult or impossible for neutrals to land supplies in Germany , but also made it possible for neutral commerce unmolested to carry supplies of all sorts to the Allied governments . There is no ...
... ships from the seas not only made it difficult or impossible for neutrals to land supplies in Germany , but also made it possible for neutral commerce unmolested to carry supplies of all sorts to the Allied governments . There is no ...
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