The Crimes of England

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Focusing on the historical context of the First World War, the book delves into England's role, suggesting it shares some blame for the conflict alongside Germany. Chesterton argues that England's long-standing support for Prussia contributed to the war's devastation. The text includes a variety of essays that tackle themes such as national identity and historical responsibility. This work is particularly suited for readers interested in European history and the complexities surrounding the war's origins. A new biography of Chesterton accompanies this edition.