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Explore the pivotal rationale behind Great Britain's entry into World War I with "Why We Are At War," a vital historical document prepared by the Oxford Faculty. This revised 2nd edition presents Great Britain's case for engaging in the conflict, offering a detailed examination of British foreign policy and war aims during this critical period. Delve into the complexities of the era through meticulous analysis and insightful commentary.
This book is essential for anyone interested in World War I, diplomatic history, and the political landscape of early 20th-century Europe. Supplementing the main text is a crucial appendix containing original documents, including the authorized English translation of the German White Book, offering a unique perspective on the war's origins. "Why We Are At War" provides invaluable insight into the motivations and justifications that shaped one of history's most devastating conflicts, remaining a timeless resource for understanding the Great War. A cornerstone for any history enthusiast's collection.
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