Why we are at war
Subtitle: [Great Britain's case]
By: [by] members of the Oxford Faculty of Modern History.
Contributors: Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960.; Davis, H. W. Carless 1874-1928.; University of Oxford. Faculty of Modern History.; Great Britain. Foreign Office.; Germany. Auswärtiges Amt.; Institut des langues orientales (Russia)
Edition: 2nd ed., rev. (fourth impression).
Series: Kessinger Publishing's rare reprints
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
Published: 2005
Place of publication: [Whitefish, MT]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 212
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918.
Other titles: Russian orange book.; German white book.
Notes: Preface signed: E. Barker, H.W.C. Davis, C.R.L. Fletcher, Arthur Hassall, L.G. Wickham Legg, F. Morgan.

"The sole responsibility for the book rests, with those who sign this preface."

"With an Appendix of original documents including the authorized English translation of the White Book issued by the German government."

Containing the Russian orange book

Originally published: Oxford : Clarend Press, 1914.

Includes some text in German and French.
Table of contents: title: The neutrality of Belgium and Luxemburg; title: The growth of alliances and the race of armaments since 1871; title: The development of Russian policy; title: Chronological sketch of the crisis; title: Negotiators and negotiations; title: The new German theory of the state; title: Appendix I: Germany's reasons; title: Appendix II: Extracts from; title: Appendix III: Extract from the dispatch from His Majesty's Ambassador at Berlin respecting the rupture of diplomatic relations with the German Government; title: Appendix IV: The crime of Serajevo; title: Appendix V: Extract from the dispatch from His Majesty's Ambassador at Vienna respecting the rupture of diplomatic relations with th Austro-Hungarian government; title: Appendix VI: Extracts from.