Storieta
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Published, 1917

“One must at times separate a gentleman and a diplomat from his official acts performed under orders from his home government, otherwise great confusion and injustice will occur. Some governments have a little way of telling those who represent them abroad ... to get such and such a thing done, and done it must be. Nor would those high Government officials at home care often to hear painful details of the successful execution of many such orders which are given.”

from “The Strangling of Persia,” by W. Morgan Shuster.

TO THE UNITED STATES OF GERMANY—WHENEVER THEY MAY COME TO BE—I DEDICATE THIS BOOK AND MY HOPES.

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