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became so obvious that [[red underline]] A. O. White [[/red underline]] found it necessary to advise the Kaiser that he should at least give instructions to his representatives to be somewhat more careful least his enemies would utilize this occasion to oppose [[strikethrough]] his and [[/strikethrough]] the attitude of himself and his representative to that of the Czar.
The [[red underline]] Holy Alliance [[/red underline]] which some pessimists cite as a League of Nations which "fell through" has nothing in common with this. It was a [[red underline]] League of rascally nations for rascally selfish purposes engineered by [[/red underline]] rascally perfidious diplomats, handled in secret, without in the least taking account of the openess or desire of the people at large
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a pact [[red underline]] of cunning and trickery [[/red underline]] The synthesis of cunning selfish perfidious diplomats
No wonder that it came to grief and brought unhappiness and war.
This [[red underline]] League [[/red underline]] is concerned under totally different conditions and in an absolutely different spirit. If [[red underline]] it had existed [[/red underline]] in [[red underline]] 1914 [[/red underline]] [[strikethrough]] there would not [[/strikethrough]] Germany nor Austria would have [[red underline]] attempted this war. [[/red underline]] If it never is anything else it will be at least as strong as the Entente Cordiale between France and England which proved strong enough to unite all nations against Germany It is true that it would have been better if the League of Nations [[red underline]] could be backed [[/red underline]] by a strong [[red underline]] international army [[/red underline]] and Navy [[red underline]] but this seems