The war of democracy, the allies' statement; chapters on the fundamental significance of the struggle for a new Europe
1917
The war of democracy, the allies' statement; chapters on the fundamental significance of the struggle for a new Europe
Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922
1917
Introduction, by Viscount Bryce.--The war of democracy. Lord Haldane states Britain's case. By E.P. Bell.--Neutral nations and the war, by Viscount J. Bryce.--A free Europe. Being an interview with Sir Edward Grey, by E.P. Bell.--The violation of the neutrality of Belgium, by M.P. Hymans.--The attitude of Great Britain in the present war, by Viscount J. Bryce.--Ethical problems of the war, by G. Murray.--The freedom of the seas; interview given by A.J. Balfour.--Alsace under German rule, by P.A. Helmer.--The Servians and Austria, by G.M. Trevelyan.--Why the allies will win. An interview with D. Lloyd George, by the editor of the Secolo of Milan.--The German white book on the war in Belgium, by A.A.H. Struycken.--The value of small states, by H.A.L. Fisher.--Thoughts on the war, by G. Murray.--Economic Germany, by H. Hauser.--The navy and the war. Fruits of the battle of Jutland. By A.J. Balfour.--Great Britain's measures against German trade, by Sir E. Grey.--What Britain is fighting for, by H.H. Asquith.--Why Britain is in the war and what she hopes from the future, by Viscount Grey.--The death of Edith Cavell.--The soul of France, by M. Barrès.--A German naval victory: the Lusitania medal--with inscriptions and explanations
