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A Comparison of Authors Views on World War One

Among some historians World War I would be considered a number one “conversational piece”. Because of the plethora of ideas as to the contributing factors of why the war begot and why it blew up to be more than the expected neighboring/local war many interpretations of the causes of Would War I has surfaced. With the abundance of ideas there is quite a significant amount of strengths and weakness, which is not a relatively considered shocking. A brief analytical overview of well selected examples of such would be best to fully grasp this.

Sidney Bradshaw Fay, writer of The Origins of the World War came through not to long after the war with the reasons as to why the war started. His reasons where basically that no one power truly wanted war but that each one had their own contributing factors to the igniting of it.

With his fine points as to why exactly the war broke out into something bigger than expected, followed his weakness. Fay wrote his argument rather close in time of the War, which in return could make his information he based his argument off of questionable. Another weakness is his tendency to “point fingers”. Fay says that “None of the Powers wanted a European War”1, but he quickly makes you think

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