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The Evidence in the Case: A Discussion of the Moral Responsibility for the War of 1914, as Disclosed by the Diplomatic Records of England, Germany, RussiaBeck, James M. (James Montgomery)

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The Evidence in the Case: A Discussion of the Moral Responsibility for the War of 1914, as Disclosed by the Diplomatic Records of England, Germany, Russia

Name: The Evidence in the Case: A Discussion of the Moral Responsibility for the War of 1914, as Disclosed by the Diplomatic Records of England, Germany, Russia
Author: Beck, James M. (James Montgomery)

Beck, James M. (James Montgomery)

World War, 1914-1918 -- Causes

Goschen, Sir E., on Germany's position in Austro-Servian trouble,
    quoted, 39;
  report of, regarding England's request for time, 72;
  conversation of, with von Jagow preceding England's declaration of
    war, 220 ff.;
  instructions to, August 4th, 219

_Gray Paper_ (Belgium), Belgium publishes, 23;
  quoted, 202, 208, 210, 211, 218

Great Britain, _see_ England

Grey, Sir Edward, compared to Pitt, 22;
  conversation of, with German Ambassador regarding Austro-Servian
    trouble, 35 ff.;
  advised that Germany had knowledge of Austrian ultimatum, 37;
  report to, from British Ambassador at Berlin, July 22d, 38, 39, 28;
  did not anticipate Austrian ultimatum;
  deceived by Germany, 36;
  conversation of, with Austrian Minister, quoted, 70, 71;
  restrictions binding actions of, 79, 80;
  instructions of, to British Ambassador at Belgrade, 82;
  further plea for time, 86;
  further proposals of, for peace, 89;
  suggests peace conference of Powers in London, 93;
  chief merit of, 105;
  report of, by France, of German army movements, 161, 162;
  replies to Germany on neutrality of England, 162;
  that Germany suggest means of preventing Austro-Servian war, 167;
  continues his efforts for peace, 172, 173;
  last attempt of, to preserve peace, 180, 181;
  conversation of, cited by Germany, 191;
  inquiry of, concerning results of England's neutrality, 193;
  conversations of, with German Ambassador concerning Belgian
    neutrality, 209;
  instructions to British Ambassador at Berlin, August 4th, 219;
  refutes statement concerning secret documents, 236;
  _see_ Bunsen; England; George, King; Goschen


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Haeckel, Ernst, 197

Hague Tribunal, due to Czar's initiative, 189;
  Russia desires Austro-Servian problem referred to, 189;
  actions taken by, in 1907, 204 ff.; 226; 251

_Hamburger Nachrichten_, quoted, 12, 13

Hamilton, Alexander, quoted, 227

Harden, Maximilian, on Germany's war policies, quoted, 12; 243

Harnack, 222

Herzegovina annexed by Austria, 20


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Italy, not bound by Triple Alliance, x;
  attitude of, 23 ff.;
  as affected by Triple Alliance, 24;
  attitude of, 24, 25;
  German messages to, suppressed, 29;
  told that situation would "be cleared up," 35;
  coöperation of, dependent upon Russia's actions, 65;
  not advised of intended actions of Germany and Austria, 117;
  previously sounded by Austria, 119;
  Germany schemes to acquire support of, 191, 192;
  _see_ San Giuliano


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Jefferson, Thomas, quoted, vi

Junkerdom, _see_ Prussia


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The Evidence in the Case: A Discussion of the Moral Responsibility for the War of 1914, as Disclosed by the Diplomatic Records of England, Germany, RussiaBeck, James M. (James Montgomery)

Philosophy

The Evidence in the Case: A Discussion of the Moral Responsibility for the War of 1914, as Disclosed by the Diplomatic Records of England, Germany, Russia

Beck, James M. (James Montgomery)

World War, 1914-1918 -- Causes

Goschen, Sir E., on Germany's position in Austro-Servian trouble,
    quoted, 39;
  report of, regarding England's request for time, 72;
  conversation of, with von Jagow preceding England's declaration of
    war, 220 ff.;
  instructions to, August 4th, 219

_Gray Paper_ (Belgium), Belgium publishes, 23;
  quoted, 202, 208, 210, 211, 218

Great Britain, _see_ England

Grey, Sir Edward, compared to Pitt, 22;
  conversation of, with German Ambassador regarding Austro-Servian
    trouble, 35 ff.;
  advised that Germany had knowledge of Austrian ultimatum, 37;
  report to, from British Ambassador at Berlin, July 22d, 38, 39, 28;
  did not anticipate Austrian ultimatum;
  deceived by Germany, 36;
  conversation of, with Austrian Minister, quoted, 70, 71;
  restrictions binding actions of, 79, 80;
  instructions of, to British Ambassador at Belgrade, 82;
  further plea for time, 86;
  further proposals of, for peace, 89;
  suggests peace conference of Powers in London, 93;
  chief merit of, 105;
  report of, by France, of German army movements, 161, 162;
  replies to Germany on neutrality of England, 162;
  that Germany suggest means of preventing Austro-Servian war, 167;
  continues his efforts for peace, 172, 173;
  last attempt of, to preserve peace, 180, 181;
  conversation of, cited by Germany, 191;
  inquiry of, concerning results of England's neutrality, 193;
  conversations of, with German Ambassador concerning Belgian
    neutrality, 209;
  instructions to British Ambassador at Berlin, August 4th, 219;
  refutes statement concerning secret documents, 236;
  _see_ Bunsen; England; George, King; Goschen


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Haeckel, Ernst, 197

Hague Tribunal, due to Czar's initiative, 189;
  Russia desires Austro-Servian problem referred to, 189;
  actions taken by, in 1907, 204 ff.; 226; 251

_Hamburger Nachrichten_, quoted, 12, 13

Hamilton, Alexander, quoted, 227

Harden, Maximilian, on Germany's war policies, quoted, 12; 243

Harnack, 222

Herzegovina annexed by Austria, 20


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Italy, not bound by Triple Alliance, x;
  attitude of, 23 ff.;
  as affected by Triple Alliance, 24;
  attitude of, 24, 25;
  German messages to, suppressed, 29;
  told that situation would "be cleared up," 35;
  coöperation of, dependent upon Russia's actions, 65;
  not advised of intended actions of Germany and Austria, 117;
  previously sounded by Austria, 119;
  Germany schemes to acquire support of, 191, 192;
  _see_ San Giuliano


                    J

Jefferson, Thomas, quoted, vi

Junkerdom, _see_ Prussia


                    K

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The Evidence in the Case: A Discussion of the Moral Responsibility for the War of 1914, as Disclosed by the Diplomatic Records of England, Germany, Russia

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