The Political Scene An Essay On the Victory of 1918
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To become the In April, igij 93 ally of the conqueror of Belgium against France and the British democracies was utterly out of the question. Our choice was made and the su- preme question of American policy became : How far will Germany carry the war against us and how hard shall we strike back? That we were aligned on the side of Germany's enemies no candid man, I think, can deny. The effect of this alignment was to make sea power absolute. For mastery of the seas is no longer the posses- sion... of any one nation. The supremacy of the British Navy in this war rests on international consent, on the consent of her allies and of the neutrals. Without that consent the blockade of Germany could not exist, and the decision of America not to resist Allied sea power was the final blow which cut off Germany from the world. It happened gradually, without spectac- ular announcement, but history, I think, will call it one of the decisive events of the war.
The effect was to deny Germany access to the resources of the neutral world, and to open these resources to the Allies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To become the In April, igij 93 ally of the conqueror of Belgium against France and the British democracies was utterly out of the question. Our choice was made and the su- preme question of American policy became : How far will Germany carry the war against us and how hard shall we strike back? That we were aligned on the side of Germany's enemies no candid man, I think, can deny. The effect of this alignment was to make sea power absolute. For mastery of the seas is no longer the posses- sion... of any one nation. The supremacy of the British Navy in this war rests on international consent, on the consent of her allies and of the neutrals. Without that consent the blockade of Germany could not exist, and the decision of America not to resist Allied sea power was the final blow which cut off Germany from the world. It happened gradually, without spectac- ular announcement, but history, I think, will call it one of the decisive events of the war.
The effect was to deny Germany access to the resources of the neutral world, and to open these resources to the Allies.
What to read after The Political Scene An Essay On the Victory of 1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lippmann Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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