The Audacious War by Clarence W. Barron
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and $1,700,000,000 of war loan is rolling into the British Treasury, a
sum one half the national debt of England and nearly twice the national debt of the United States. If necessary, the number of men in arms will be doubled to 4,000,000 and the enormous subscription just made to England's war loan will be doubled and quadrupled. The life of the empire as respects money and men is at stake, and no sacrifice is too great. If treaties are "scraps of paper" and neutral states are to have no rights or protection, there is no safety in the world, no sacredness of contracts; the world is at an end and chaos reigns. CHAPTER IV PEACE PROPOSALS The Bagdad Railroad--The English Oil Concession--The German Alliance with Turkey--Austria the Hand of Germany--The Decay of Turkey--The New Map. How ridiculous are American peace proposals concerning the Audacious War of 1914 may be judged from this announcement which I am able to make:-- |
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