"Who Is Right?
Sir Edward Grey
In the House of Commons, March 29, 1909.
'We have been informed verbally, but quite definitely, that Germany will not accelerate her naval programme of construction, and will not have thirteen ships of the Dreadnought type, including cruisers, till the end of 1912.'
Prince Buelow
In the Reichstag, March 29, 1909.
'Great Britain has never made any proposals which the German Government regarded as a suitable basis for negotiations. Germany regards the question of limitation of armaments as outside the range of practical politics.'
What The Kaiser Says:
His Imperial Majesty the German Emperor declared:—
'The prevailing sentiment among large sections of the middle and lower class of my own people is not friendly to England.—Daily Telegraph, October 28, 1908.'"
Spies of the Kaiser-Plotting the Downfall of England, William Le Queux
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