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| | Translator’s Preface | [v] |
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| I. | The “Heroic Age” of the Britons. Sixteenth Century | [1] |
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| II. | The Pious Pirates. Seventeenth Century | [15] |
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| III. | The Campaign Against the “Enemy of Peace.” Era of Louis XIV | [29] |
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| IV. | “We Have Conquered Canada in Germany.” Frederic the Great and England | [40] |
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| V. | The Protector of Neutral Countries. The Liberator of Europe. Second Half of the Eighteenth Century | [51] |
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| VI. | The Great Harvest. The Napoleonic Wars | [78] |
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| VII. | England Digests Her Booty. The Continent Gradually Becomes Unruly. 1815–1890 | [101] |
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| VIII. | Anglo-German Friendship and Estrangement After Bismarck’s Departure. 1890–1895 | [121] |
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| IX. | “And if Thou Wilt not be My Servant....” From 1895 Till the Entente Cordiale | [132] |
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| X. | Delenda Germania. The Beginning of King Edward’s Reign | [155] |
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| XI. | Edward VII Prepares the Humiliation and Destruction of Germany. 1905–1908 | [159] |
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| XII. | The Incendiary at Work. The Campaign Against the German Navy | [171] |
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| XIII. | King Edward’s Unsuccessful Attempt to Set the Near East Ablaze. The Bosnian Crisis | [178] |
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| XIV. | The Catastrophe Is More Carefully Prepared. 1909–1914 | [197] |