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The Crime Against Europe

CHAPTER IV
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Every tool of her diplomacy, polished and unpolished, from the trained envoy to the boy scout and the minor poet has been tried in turn.

The pulpit, the bar, the press; the society hostess, the Cabinet Minister and the Cabinet Minister's wife, the ex-Cabinet Minister and the Royal Family itself, and last, but not least, even "Irish nationality"-- all have been pilgrims to that shrine; and each has been carefully primed, loaded, well aimed, and then turned full on the weak spots in the armour of republican simplicity.

To the success of these resources of panic the falsification of history becomes essential and the vilification of the most peace-loving people of Europe.

The past relations of England with the United States are to be blotted out, and the American people who are by blood so largely Germanic, are to be entrapped into an attitude of suspicion, hostility and resentment against the country and race from whom they have received nothing but good.

Germany is represented as the enemy, not to England's indefensible claim to own the seas, but to American ideals on the American continent.


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