The Buckley study of the Washington Naval Conference and Scheer's book on the High Seas Fleet are worthwhile starting points. Both are recommended as good books, with an explicit caveat that their interpretations should not be accepted wholesale. Neither is presented as a complete account. This watch point gives readers two leads for further reading and a reminder to compare historical interpretations.
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Reading Buckley and Scheer as starting points, not final authorities
A reading recommendation pairs Buckley on the Washington Naval Conference with Scheer on the High Seas Fleet while stressing that useful books still require critical comparison.