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Chapter 15 CONCLUSION
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Contents
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
Chapter 2 THE HEEL OF THE OPPRESSOR
Chapter 3 THE ARREST
Chapter 4 SPINNING THE TOILS
Chapter 5 THE SECRET TRIAL
Chapter 6 THE FIGHT FOR A LIFE
Chapter 7 THE BLOOD OF THE MARTYR
Chapter 8 IN MEMORIAM
Chapter 9 BRITISH OFFICIAL REPROBATION
Chapter 10 GERMANY'S CYNICAL DEFENCE
Chapter 11 JUSTICE AND SAVAGERY CONTRASTED
Chapter 12 PULPIT AND PEN UNITE IN DENUNCIATION
Chapter 13 THE LASH OF THE WORLD'S PRESS
Chapter 14 AMERICA'S VERDICT
Chapter 15 CONCLUSION
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