Excerpt from The Ruling Caste and Frenzied Trade in Germany
Some months ago it was my good fortune to bring M. Millioud's work to the notice of English readers by a review in the Westminster Gazette; and I am now happy to contribute these words of introduction to the translation, which I hope will make it still more widely known. It merits, in my opinion, a high place among economic studies of the conditions leading to the present war, and that opinion has been quite lately confirmed by the authority of an eminent French historian, M.Jacques Flach, who gives an account of the book in the proceedings of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences (Seances et Travaux, November, 1915). M. Millioud's points are no less original than important. He considers, in the main, three questions.
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