Why We Are at War - Great Britain's Case

Originally published in 1914. A case that was comprised of many different peoples views from differing schools of political thought. The subject of the War is treated historically, views being based upon historical evidence rather than politics. Contents include: The Neutrality of Belgium and Luxemburg - The Growth of Alliances and the Race of Armaments Since 1871 - The Development of Russian Policy - Chronological Sketch of the Crisis of 1914 - Negotiators and Negotiations - The New German...