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... diplomatists are employed in the negotiation they will be certain to arrive at some sort of agreement , and any agreement is sure to be better than none . The statesmen and diplomatists have not made a conspicuous success of all their ...
... diplomatists are employed in the negotiation they will be certain to arrive at some sort of agreement , and any agreement is sure to be better than none . The statesmen and diplomatists have not made a conspicuous success of all their ...
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Robert Balmain Mowat. CHAPTER XI CONSTANTINOPLE DIPLOMACY BEFORE the War , Constantinople had rather a bad name among European diplomatists . In other capitals , the relations of the diplomatists with each other were always correct , and ...
Robert Balmain Mowat. CHAPTER XI CONSTANTINOPLE DIPLOMACY BEFORE the War , Constantinople had rather a bad name among European diplomatists . In other capitals , the relations of the diplomatists with each other were always correct , and ...
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... diplomatists at the spa are inevitably in the public eye , they are not necessarily at the spa for diplomatic reasons . As far as the public knows , they may be there simply for their health and pleasure ; and indeed it is certain that ...
... diplomatists at the spa are inevitably in the public eye , they are not necessarily at the spa for diplomatic reasons . As far as the public knows , they may be there simply for their health and pleasure ; and indeed it is certain that ...
Contents
THE DIVIDING LINE OF THE WORLD WAR page | 13 |
THE DIFFICULTY OF MAKING PEACE | 18 |
THE OLD DIPLOMACY | 46 |
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