Excerpt from Germany's Case: In the Supreme Court of Civilization
The Governments of England, Russia, and France thought, through the publication of the exchange of diplomatic writings of the days before the beginning of the world war, they could furnish a proof in the eyes of their own peoples and of the entire civilized world that the blame for the most gigantic shedding of blood which the world has ever experienced falls only upon war-lusting Germany, and that they for their part did all in their power to avoid the catastrophe. England has published a Blue Book, Russia an Orange Book, and France a Yellow Book. A series of indications argue that these publications, which profess an appearance of completeness, show important gaps, and particularly in the case of the French Yellow Book the proof can be regarded as furnished that certain documents there republished were belatedly fabricated. [note Nevertheless the publications deserve a careful comparative study.
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