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THE GERMAN EMPEROR AS SHOWN IN HIS PUBLIC UTTERANCES PREFACE CONTENTS ILLUSTRATIONS I THE HOHENZOLLERN TRADITION II PRELIMINARIES

THE FIRST OFFICIAL ACT OF THE EMPEROR TO MY PEOPLE FIRST DECLARATION OF POLICY OPENING OF THE REICHSTAG THE EMPEROR AND THE STRIKING MINERS VISIT OF THE KING OF ITALY THE ENGLISH FLEET AND THE GERMAN ARMY THE ENGLISH ARMY THE CZAR AT BERLIN ON BOARD AN ENGLISH FLAG-SHIP

III AFTER BISMARCK

OPENING OF THE REICHSTAG REVIEW OF THE NINTH ARMY CORPS ACCIDENTS WITH AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY ALSACE-LORRAINE SWEARING IN THE RECRUITS THE EMPEROR’S FIRST ARMY BILL ARRIVAL IN METZ DEDICATION OF FLAGS NAVY RECRUITS CHRISTENING OF A CRUISER VISIT TO BISMARCK OPENING OF THE EMPEROR WILLIAM CANAL

IV THE BEGINNING OF WORLD POLITICS

THE BEGINNING OF WORLD POLITICS TO THE RECRUITS FOR THE NAVY A TOAST TO THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR AND EMPRESS THE ARMY TRADITION TOAST TO THE ITALIAN KING AND QUEEN ADDRESS AT A DEDICATION OF FLAGS ON ADMINISTERING THE OATH TO THE RECRUITS THE CHINESE SITUATION AND THE MAILED FIST ADDRESS TO THE REGIMENTS OF THE BODY-GUARD ON THE DEATH OF PRINCE BISMARCK “OUR FUTURE LIES UPON THE WATER” THE JOURNEY TO THE HOLY LAND DEDICATION OF THE CHURCH OF OUR REDEEMER THE HAGUE CONFERENCE THE HOUSING OF LABORERS FRENCH HEROISM AT ST. PRIVAT

V THE GREATER NAVY

“BITTERLY WE NEED A POWERFUL GERMAN FLEET” ON THE THRESHOLD OF THE NEW CENTURY NEW BOUNDARY POSTS SEAPORTS AND CANNON THE OCEAN KNOCKS AT OUR DOOR OPEN THE WAY FOR CULTURE CIVIS ROMANUS SUM CABINET ORDER TO THE PRUSSIAN ARMY DEDICATION OF THE BARRACKS OF THE ALEXANDER REGIMENT TO THE STUDENTS AT BONN A PLACE IN THE SUN THE GREAT ELECTOR ENTRANCE OF PRINCE EITEL FRIEDRICH INTO THE ARMY TRUE ART MONUMENT TO GENERAL VON ROSENBERG THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH ALFRED KRUPP AND THE SOCIALISTS THE WORKING MAN ONCE MORE SCHOLARSHIP AND RELIGION FREDERICK THE GREAT AND HIS ARMY THE FUTURE OF GERMANY THE REASONS FOR JAPAN’S VICTORY THE SALT OF THE EARTH

VI ON THE EVE OF MOROCCO

THE MOROCCO QUESTION THE GREAT ALLY OPTIMISM AND LITERATURE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF LABOR LEGISLATION

VII THE CRISIS OF 1907

IMPERIALISM VERSUS SOCIAL DEMOCRACY THE NECESSITY OF FAITH ENGLISH JOURNALISTS ALSACE-LORRAINE THE “DAILY TELEGRAPH” INTERVIEW THE EMPEROR AND COUNT ZEPPELIN REGATTA AT HAMBURG REVIEW OF THE FOURTEENTH ARMY CORPS EMPEROR BY DIVINE RIGHT THE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BERLIN THE EMPEROR IN BRUSSELS ALCOHOL AND THE SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION IMPERIAL GLORIES

VIII LAST MONTHS OF PEACE

OPENING OF THE REICHSTAG BRANDENBURG ONCE AGAIN HAULING DOWN THE FLAG ACCIDENT TO A ZEPPELIN WE GERMANS FEAR GOD, NOTHING ELSE

IX AT THE OUTBREAK OF THE WAR

FORCING THE SWORD INTO HIS HAND AN END OF PARTIES OPENING OF THE REICHSTAG TO THE ARMY AND NAVY PROCLAMATION TO THE GERMAN PEOPLE