Szápáry, Count, 126 T Tisza, Count, refuses to disclose results of judicial inquiry into murder of Archduke, 113 Treitschke, doctrines of, xvii; _Politik_, cited, 6; doctrines of, based on Machiavelli, 6; influence of, 10 Treaty of 1870, 198 ff. Treaty of 1839, 198 ff.; 225; 251 Triple Alliance, x; as affecting Italy, 24; terms of, 24; 192; _see_ Austria, Germany, Italy Triple Entente, proposes peace, xi; lulled into false security, 32 ff.; movements and reports of leading statesmen of, just previous to declaration of war, 32 ff.; ignorant of Austria's ultimatum, 33, 65; still labors for peace, 86; _see also_, France, Great Britain, Russia Turkey, German officers in, 230 U United States, supposititious invasion of, by Germany, 225 ff.; position of, 248 ff. V Viviani, Premier, quoted regarding Austro-Servian trouble, 31, 32; reply of, to Germany, 192; reply of, to England's query regarding Belgian neutrality, 207; _see_ France Voltaire, quoted, xvi Von Below, declares Germany will respect Belgian neutrality, 203; 206; _see_ Germany Von Bülow, 223 Von der Elst, Baron, 210, 211; _see_ Belgium Von Gwinner, 223 Von Heeringen, declares Belgian neutrality will be respected, 203; _see_ Germany Von Jagow, Herr, conversation of, cited, 38, 39; representations of, on Germany's position in Austro-Servian matter, 39; refuses to attend peace conference in London, 93; on Austrian ultimatum, quoted, 94; conversations of, with Cambon, 122 ff.; refuses peace conference, 133; blunders of, 194; declares Germany will respect Belgian neutrality, 202; conversations with Sir Edward Goschen preceding England's declaration of war, 219 ff.; states real purpose of Germany's invasion of Belgium, 222; _see_ Germany Von Mach, claims France violated Belgian neutrality, 228; on French officers in Belgium, quoted, 231, 232; _What Germany Wants_, 233; arguments of, in defense of Germany, 233 ff.; 197 Von Moltke, General, blunders of, 194 Von Posadowsky, 223 Von Schmoller, 223 Von Schoen, Baron, assures France that Germany is for peace, 130; makes public statement through French Foreign Office, 131 ff. Von Wilamowitz, 223 W _What Germany Wants_, cited, 233 _White Paper_ (English), published, 22; analyzed, 27 ff.; quoted, 34 ff.; 36; 37; 38; 39; 41; 56; 76; 82, 83; 86; 93; 94; 97; 99; 159 ff.; 167, 168, 169; 207, 208; 209; 219 _et seq._; _see_ England _White Paper_ (German), published, 22; suppression of facts in, 27 ff.; suppresses instructions to Ambassador, 191; quoted, 28; 38; 41; 43, 44; 45; 67; 75; 87; 147; 149 ff.; ix; 192; 193; _see_ Germany Y