How Diplomats Make War

Over a hundred years after the beginning of the Great War, it is perhaps harder than ever to get a fair sight of the causes of that war, so tightly are the strands of black propaganda and cliché spun around it. Only in a year into that war, however, Francis Neilson, former Member of Parliament, wrote this the first revisionist account of its origins, refusing to accept the official falsehoods and terrible simplifications made by the British authorities. With deep and sharp insight, he presents to us a counter-narrative that ought to command the attention of any thinking man.