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... dispatch is drafted in the Foreign Office of , say , Great Britain and sent to the British ambassador in Paris ; he thereupon presents the dispatch , with appropriate remarks , to the French Foreign Minister ; or he 65 E Open Diplomacy.
... dispatch is drafted in the Foreign Office of , say , Great Britain and sent to the British ambassador in Paris ; he thereupon presents the dispatch , with appropriate remarks , to the French Foreign Minister ; or he 65 E Open Diplomacy.
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... dispatch have no immediate result , and yet , owing to their cogency of expression and their reasonable form , have established themselves in the minds of the recipients or of the public and have ultimately prevailed . Equally , bad ...
... dispatch have no immediate result , and yet , owing to their cogency of expression and their reasonable form , have established themselves in the minds of the recipients or of the public and have ultimately prevailed . Equally , bad ...
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... dispatch , and in conjunction with other remarks . A fair example of a French dispatch of a more or less formal kind is : MONSIEUR LE MINISTRE , ROME , le 25 decembre , 1912 . J'ai l'honneur de notifier à Votre Excellence , d'ordre de ...
... dispatch , and in conjunction with other remarks . A fair example of a French dispatch of a more or less formal kind is : MONSIEUR LE MINISTRE , ROME , le 25 decembre , 1912 . J'ai l'honneur de notifier à Votre Excellence , d'ordre de ...
Contents
THE DIVIDING LINE OF THE WORLD WAR page | 13 |
THE DIFFICULTY OF MAKING PEACE | 18 |
THE OLD DIPLOMACY | 46 |
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