Excerpt from Oxford Pamphlets, 1914 1915: The Action Off Heligoland, August 1914
1. The Deeper Causes of the War.
By W. San Day. 3d. net. Sixth Impression.
The psychology of Prussian militarism; German public opinion and Germany"s aggressive ambitions.
2. To the Christian Scholars of Europe and America:
A Reply from Oxford to the German "Address to Evangelical Christians".
2d. net. Fifth Impression.
The answer of Oxford theologians to a recent manifesto of the German evangelical theologians. This manifesto, which is reproduced in the present pamphlet, argues that Germany is in no sense responsible for the present war. The Oxford reply states that the German theologians cannot have studied either the events which led up to the war or the political utterances of their own countrymen.
3. The Responsibility for the War.
By W. G. S. Adams. 2d. net. Second Impression.
A brief discussion of the question of responsibility: 1.Austria and Serbia; 2. The responsibility of Russia; 3. The intervention of England.
4. Great Britain and Germany.
By Spenser Wilkinson. 2d. net. Third Impression.
Three letters to the Springfield Republican: 1. By Prof. Spenser Wilkinson, stating Great Britains case; 2. By Prof. John W. Burgess of the University of Columbia, stating Germany"s case; 3. By Prof. Wilkinson, in reply to Prof. Burgess.
5. "Just for a Scrap of Paper."
By Arthur Hassall. 1d. net. Fifth Impression.
Explains why England stands for the sanctity of European treaty-law.
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