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, France, and Belgium

James M. (James Montgomery) Beck

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• World War
• Causes

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 6
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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The volume The Evidence in the Case is based upon an article
by the Hon. James M. Beck, which came into print in the
" "New York Times of October 25th. The article in question
an impression with thinkingmade so deep citizens on both
Atlanticsides of the that it has been translated into a number
European languages, and some copies have been soldof 400,000
in England alone.
making this acknowledgment, which isdue for the courtesyIn
of "The Times" in permitting an article prepared for its
columns to be utilized as the basis for the book, it is in order
for the publishers to explain to the readers that the material
in the article has itself been rewritten and amplified, while the
book contains, in addition to this original paper, a number of
further chapters comprising together more than six times the
material of the first article.
deservingThe present book is an independent work, and is
part of all citizens who are interestedof consideration on the
the greatin securing authoritative information on the issues of
European contest.
New York, December 12, 1914The
in the CaseEvidence
A Discussion of the Moral Responsibility for the
War of 1914, as Disclosed by the Diplomatic
Records of England, Germany, Russia,
France, and Belgium
By
LL.D.James M. Beck,
of the U. S.Late Assistant Attcrney-Geue.-i'
-an Introduct'on byWith
Hon. Joseph H. Choate
S. Ambassadoif to Great KritainLate U.
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