The World War and American isolation, 1914-1917.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Cambridge :
Harvard University Press,
1959.
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| Series: | Harvard historical studies ;
v. 71. |
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. The preservation of Anglo-American friendship. Sir Edward Grey and America ; America's benevolent neutrality ; The shadow of 1812 ; A healing peace ; Germany and the American mediation.
- Pt. II. The tightening of German-American tensions. The U-boat campaign ; Strict accountability ; Firmness and patience ; The testing of Wilson's policies.
- Pt. III. Germany's dilemmas. Bethmann and the admirals ; The Tirpitz crisis ; The chancellor and the Reichstag ; The ebbing of Bethmann's power.
- Pt. IV. The faltering of the Anglo-American friendship. England: the end of conciliation ; Wilson and the blockade ; Wilson's threats to mediation ; The peace dream and Anglo-American friendship.
- Pt. V. The end of diplomacy. Germany: peace or war ; The last crisis.