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Chapter 30 The Stolen Submarine
Chapter 30 The Stolen SubmarineAs the full extent of this audacious plot was laid bare before my eyes I had a difficulty in believing in its reality. I was obliged to remind myself of some of the maneuvres which have marked German statecraft in the recent past, of the forgeries and “reinsurance” treaties of Bismarck, of the patronage extended to Abdul Hamid, of the secret intrigue that brought about the disasters of Greece. If I had had any scepticism left, the Emperor would have dispelled it by the clear and business-like explanations which followed. His majesty produced a chart of the North Sea, showing the coasts of Great Britain and Germany, with the Kiel Canal and so forth. Half-way between the opposite shores a dotted outline marked the situation of the great shoals wh
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