Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
ors (in defensive war)with consideration wholly undeserved andprompted not by chivalry, but by simple hu-manity and self-respect, were sullen and de-fiant. One minute whimpering, and the nextminute snarling, Germany presented a spec-tacle that was anything but pleasing. They whined, The treaty is a… … THE HALL OF MIBEOES, PALACE OF VERSAILLES, WHERE THE PEACE TREATY IS TO BE SIGNED German people. Then they turned to sly (butstupid) tricks. They talked about presentingto the Allies a bill for $13,650,000,000 forlosses caused by the blockade. From fear,they passed to fury; from prayers, to…
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