Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Winning of the War: A Sequel to Pan-Germanism
Allied Optimism Based on Superiority in Resources Expectation of Aid from German People - Time Would Win for Them: Economic Exhaustion and the Blockade - Military Victory Scarcely Essential - Result in Re tarding Preparations in England - Allies Also Based Strategy of Victory on Same Figures which German Strategy Was Meant to Obviate - Allied Strategy Also Involved Frontal Attack on Prepared German Positions.
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