The Caillaux Drama
The Caillaux Drama
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. . ", Minister would be asked whether or not it were true that he had brought undue pressure to bear on Monsieur Victor Fabre, in order to secure, for political and not altogether avowable reasons, a postponement of the Rochette case. In spite of this knowledge, here is the letter in which the President of the Commission of Inquiry summoned Monsieur Monis. It reads like an invitation to lunch.
MONSIEUR LE PRESIDENT, A la suite des declarations faites par le Procureur General, Monsieur Fabre, l...a com- mission de I'affaire Rochette m'a charge de vous prier de vouloir bien vous entretenir avec elle demain matin, mercredi, a dix heures et demie.
Veuillez agreer mes sentiments respectueuse- ment devoues.
(Signed) JEAN JAURES.
Monsieur Monis in acknowledging receipt of this invitation when he appeared before the Parliamentary Commission, described it as " an exquisite little note. " " I wanted to be polite, " he said, " in return for your politeness, and here I am. " Monsieur Monis then went on 235 The Caillaux Drama to say that politeness was the only reason for his presence, politeness, and the wish to protest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . ", Minister would be asked whether or not it were true that he had brought undue pressure to bear on Monsieur Victor Fabre, in order to secure, for political and not altogether avowable reasons, a postponement of the Rochette case. In spite of this knowledge, here is the letter in which the President of the Commission of Inquiry summoned Monsieur Monis. It reads like an invitation to lunch.
MONSIEUR LE PRESIDENT, A la suite des declarations faites par le Procureur General, Monsieur Fabre, l...a com- mission de I'affaire Rochette m'a charge de vous prier de vouloir bien vous entretenir avec elle demain matin, mercredi, a dix heures et demie.
Veuillez agreer mes sentiments respectueuse- ment devoues.
(Signed) JEAN JAURES.
Monsieur Monis in acknowledging receipt of this invitation when he appeared before the Parliamentary Commission, described it as " an exquisite little note. " " I wanted to be polite, " he said, " in return for your politeness, and here I am. " Monsieur Monis then went on 235 The Caillaux Drama to say that politeness was the only reason for his presence, politeness, and the wish to protest.
What to read after The Caillaux Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Nathan Raphael to read onlineMoreLess
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