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was little or no prospect of an entente cordiale, and AngloFrench relations were
frequently strained to the danger-point, was a subject of peculiar and perpetual
veneration—a love of France being regarded as the test of political
enlightenment.
was little or no prospect of an entente cordiale, and AngloFrench relations were
frequently strained to the danger-point, was a subject of peculiar and perpetual
veneration—a love of France being regarded as the test of political
enlightenment.
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To the Editor of the NATIONAL REview SIR,-You did me the honour of publishing
in your last issue a paper of mine entitled “The German Emperor's Crusade
against the Entente Cordiale,” in which I gave extracts from three speeches of ...
To the Editor of the NATIONAL REview SIR,-You did me the honour of publishing
in your last issue a paper of mine entitled “The German Emperor's Crusade
against the Entente Cordiale,” in which I gave extracts from three speeches of ...
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... and observing that newspapers, like the Westminster Gazette, which were
regarded abroad as the semi-official mouthpieces of the Radical Government
were actually encouraging Germany to seek “compensation ” for the Entente
Cordiale, ...
... and observing that newspapers, like the Westminster Gazette, which were
regarded abroad as the semi-official mouthpieces of the Radical Government
were actually encouraging Germany to seek “compensation ” for the Entente
Cordiale, ...
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