The Archive · 1911

An Rye to the Foils

The elections are upon us and to sit quietly down before a public rebait such as the British Government administered might have wrecked the hopes of a fair resalt for the German baresueratic "ticket." To protest, or to insist, meant war, and Germany did not want war. In this dilemma German foreign policy retains to the old attempt to split Englaod and France avd tackle the former alone.

If the entente shoold be weakened, if the French Government should give any Kind of promise to keep out of any Anglo-German quarrel of any sort what-fever and for however short period, there would be an Anglo-German war Within the period specified, For the rest the Morocco Question is at last bard upon a solation. It trae that so far only the fatare can determined, bet their arrangement be Goverament la ite efforta to fied is by comparison easy.

lasting and worthy solation of the

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