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The following pages are somewhat expanded, especially in the latter part, from notes of a lecture given before the Royal Historical Society in January last year. The main thesis which I endeavoured then to put before my audience, namely that the establishment of German influence in the Balkans and in the Turkish Empire is the fundamental object of German policy, appears to me to have received corroboration from recent events in South-E astern Europe. These events are not to be regarded, as some have regarded them, as afterthoughts, or as the desperate efforts of a Power thwarted in other directions ;on the contrary they are incidents in the execution of a plan conceived long ago, to which the crushing, or if that proved impossible the maiming, of France and Russia was but the necessary pre Uminary step. I desire to express my gratitude to Mr. Lucien Wolf for valuable assistance given me in regard to the last three chapters. G. W. P. March,
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