Translated from the German by Charles H. Clarke, Ph.D.
Introduction by Lewis Melville
1915
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Table of Contents: [PDF HERE]
• Introduction
• Translator’s Preface
• Germany’s Love of Peace
• German Liberty
• The German Language (Letter to E.E.)
• Germany as Leading Power in the World
• England
• Germany