German Spies in England: An ExposureLe Queux, William
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German Spies in England: An Exposure
Le Queux, William
Secret service -- Germany; Spies
"You will desire to know how the outbreak of hostilities will be
brought about. I can assure you on this point. Certainly we shall
not have to go far to find a just cause for war. My army of spies
scattered over Great Britain and France, as it is over North and
South America, as well as all the other parts of the world, where
German interests may come to a clash with a foreign power, will take
good care of that. _I have issued already some time since secret
orders that will, at the proper moment, accomplish what we desire._
There is even now, as you are all aware, a state of private war
existing between our country on the one side, and Great Britain and
France on the other, which will assume an official character as
soon as I give the word. It will become the starting point of a new
era in the history of the world, known to all generations as the
Pan-German era. I once pledged my word that every German outside of
the Fatherland, in whatever part of the globe he might live, had a
just claim to my Imperial protection. At this solemn hour I repeat
this pledge before you, with the addition, however, that I shall not
rest and be satisfied until all the countries and territories that
once were German, or where greater numbers of my former subjects now
live, have become a part of the great Mother-country, acknowledging
me as their supreme lord in war and peace.
"Even now I rule supreme in the United States, where almost one
half of the population is either of German birth, or of German
descent, and where three million German voters do my bidding at the
Presidential elections. No American administration could remain
in power against the will of the German voters, who through that
admirable organisation, the German-American National League of the
United States of America, control the destinies of the vast Republic
beyond the sea. If man ever was worthy of a high decoration at my
hands it was Herr Dr. Hexamer, the president of the League, who may
justly be termed to be, by my grace, the acting ruler of all the
Germans in the United States.
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