He does not blame England for being against Germany.

He does most definitely blame England for not being sufficiently firmly and emphatically on the side of Russia.

He is not such a fool as to accuse Sir Edward Grey of being a fiendish Machiavelli plotting against Germany; he accuses him of being an amiable aristocratic stick who failed to frighten the Junkers from their plan of war.

Now, it is not in the least a question of whether we happen to like this quality or that: Mr.Shaw, I rather fancy, would dislike such verbose compromise more than downright plotting.

It is simply the fact that Englishmen like Grey are open to Mr.Shaw's attack and are not open to yours.