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The British Foreign Office had little more say in framing the Treaty of Versailles than the National Review . Its officials regard it as does the rest of the world , namely , as a tragic fiasco . If this be “ democratic diplomacy ...
The British Foreign Office had little more say in framing the Treaty of Versailles than the National Review . Its officials regard it as does the rest of the world , namely , as a tragic fiasco . If this be “ democratic diplomacy ...
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Let us hope that Lord Hardinge's appointment to Paris may be interpreted as a sign of returning sanity , as a recognition of the fact that Foreign Affairs are less likely to be made a mess of if conducted from the Foreign Office than if ...
Let us hope that Lord Hardinge's appointment to Paris may be interpreted as a sign of returning sanity , as a recognition of the fact that Foreign Affairs are less likely to be made a mess of if conducted from the Foreign Office than if ...
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But if extra - territoriality goes , the Foreign Settlement goes also , not only as an objectlesson in efficient administration , but as a sanctuary for Chinese partisans and plotters of the losing side and a safe hiding - place for the ...
But if extra - territoriality goes , the Foreign Settlement goes also , not only as an objectlesson in efficient administration , but as a sanctuary for Chinese partisans and plotters of the losing side and a safe hiding - place for the ...
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