7 And sailed off to aEurope to join the Brits and the Frogs in the enormous btrench that had been dug in the middle of France,
8 Where the combined military might of the most powerful nations on earth had been locked in mortal combat for years,
9 cEquipped with the most modern and deadly weapons anyone had ever seen,
10 dWhich they fired at each other from point-blank range,
11 Until the fields of France were soaked in the blood of tens of millions of dead Europeans,
12 Including the blood of millions and millions of Krauts,
13 eWho should have had more sense than to sink a ship carrying several hundred Yanks,
14 fBecause now they were really going to get it.
CHAPTER 781 One hundred thousand dead doughboys later,
2 The Krauts surrendered,
3 gWhich is to say, they signed an armistice,
4 Because Krauts don't like to surrender,
5 hEven when they're whipped.
6 Of course, the actual terms of the peace treaty still had to be worked out,
7 Which Wilson had a lot of iideas about,
8 jBecause he really wasn't kidding about the war to end all wars,
9 kAnd making the world safe for democracy,
10 And other stuff like that.
11 Of course, the other Allies had some ideas of their own,
12 lEspecially the Frogs.
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CHAPTER 791 The way the Frogs looked at it,
2 mThe Krauts needed to be punished,
3 To death,
4 nBecause they'd already had their second chance,
5 oAnd had proven they couldn't be trusted,
6 And weren't ever going to behave,
7 Period.
CHAPTER 801 The other Allies weren't quite as hysterical as the Frogs,
2 pBecause nobody ever is,
3 But the way they looked at it,
4 qThe Krauts needed to be punished,
5 Extremely severely,
6 Because they'd killed millions and millions of people,
7 rEven if you didn't count the Frogs,
8 sAnd had proven they couldn't be trusted,
9 tAnd weren't ever going to behave,
10 And if they should ever get a second chance,
11 They might even win the next time around.
CHAPTER 811 The way Wilson looked at it, though,
2 uEurope needed a new way to settle its disagreements,
3 vBecause they'd killed an awful lot of people,
4 wIncluding one hundred thousand Yanks,
5 xAnd had proven they couldn't be trusted,
6 yAnd weren't ever going to behave,
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