The kaiser's speeches, forming a character portrait of Emperor William II . HARPER Sr BROTHERS PUBLISHERS NEW YORK AND LONDON 1903 3S3 Copyright, 1903, by Harper & Brothers. A^ rights reserved. Published April, 1903. NOTE A WORD as to the material used in the preparationof this book Above all, let it be said that it is strictlyauthentic. Every care has been taken to eliminatefrom the contents statements which could not be tracedto a trustworthy source. The larger number of thespeeches and other utterances by the present German^ Emperor were taken in their German guise from the^ very recent co
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The kaiser's speeches, forming a character portrait of Emperor William II . HARPER Sr BROTHERS PUBLISHERS NEW YORK AND LONDON 1903 3S3 Copyright, 1903, by Harper & Brothers. A^ rights reserved. Published April, 1903. NOTE A WORD as to the material used in the preparationof this book Above all, let it be said that it is strictlyauthentic. Every care has been taken to eliminatefrom the contents statements which could not be tracedto a trustworthy source. The larger number of thespeeches and other utterances by the present German^ Emperor were taken in their German guise from the^ very recent compilation sanctioned by the Kaiser him-sN self and published by A. Oscar Klaussmann, a well-^ known writer in Germany. They were rendered intoEnglish by me. The others that appear in this bookwere obtained from similarly trustworthy data—theoriginal German versions being also used in every in-stance. The comment and explanatory text are mine. Thesemust be accepted by the reader for what they areworth. It may help to gauge their value accuratelyif mention is made th