Why We Are at War (2nd Edition, Revised)

Published during the early 20th century, 'Why We Are at War' is a historical analysis by the Faculty of Modern History at the University of Oxford, focusing on the causes of World War I. The text examines the legal context of Belgium's neutrality and the failures of diplomacy, highlighting the significance of treaties and the responsibilities of Great Powers. The authors aim to provide an objective perspective on the war, supported by evidence and key documents, making it a notable contribution to the understanding of this pivotal conflict.