The Oppressed English

In the War of to-day, for instance, whenever anything particularly unpleasant or unpopular has to be done—such as holding up neutral mails, or establishing a blacklist of neutral firms trading with the enemy—upon whom does the odium fall? Upon «England»; never upon France, and only occasionally upon Great Britain. The people and press interested thunder against «England's Arrogance.» Again, in the neutral days, when an American newspaper published a pro-British article, Potsdam complained peevishly that the entire American Press was being bribed with «English» gold. A German school teacher is... Weiter