The War And the Way Out
The War And the Way Out
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And that cause is the last that is likely to be served by the present German Govern- ment and its present methods. Look at it, then, which way we will, we find no justi- fication for the supposed policy of the German Govern- ment to create a colonial dominion at the cost of the British Empire. This may be said without making any arrogant pretensions about that Empire, without idealising it, without justifying the methods by which it was acquired. With all that controversy I am not now concerned.... I am concerned only to press home what I believe to be the unassailable contention that the German people have no interest in the supposed THE WAR AND THE WAY OUT. 33 policy of their Government to create a colonial empire at the cost of the British by war. But equally I do not believe that the English people have any interest in thwarting the expansion of Germany where it can be obtained without war and is likely to extend the general interest of civilisation. It does not appear that our Foreign Office can be held guiltless of doing this.
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And that cause is the last that is likely to be served by the present German Govern- ment and its present methods. Look at it, then, which way we will, we find no justi- fication for the supposed policy of the German Govern- ment to create a colonial dominion at the cost of the British Empire. This may be said without making any arrogant pretensions about that Empire, without idealising it, without justifying the methods by which it was acquired. With all that controversy I am not now concerned.... I am concerned only to press home what I believe to be the unassailable contention that the German people have no interest in the supposed THE WAR AND THE WAY OUT. 33 policy of their Government to create a colonial empire at the cost of the British by war. But equally I do not believe that the English people have any interest in thwarting the expansion of Germany where it can be obtained without war and is likely to extend the general interest of civilisation. It does not appear that our Foreign Office can be held guiltless of doing this.
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