A History of Modern England volume 3
A History of Modern England volume 3
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Mr. Gladstone re- pudiated the doctrine of Lord Derby that such a collective guarantee, being joint, not several, im- posed no obligation upon any single country to act without the others. 2 The Cabinet adopted a device at once ingenious and effective. They pro- 1 According to the dramatic narrative of M. De la Gorce, Benedetti was entrapped by Bismarck into putting this proposal on paper. But it is incredible that the French Minister would have ventured to make the suggestion without authority... from his master. See p. 49.
2 Morley's Life of Gladstone, vol. Ii. Pp. 357-58.
252 HISTORY OF MODERN ENGLAND 1870. Posed to each of the belligerents a mutual agree- ment for the protection of Belgium against the The double other. This Treaty, to hold good for twelve months after the war, was signed by both the Aug. 10. Powers, and before the prorogation the House of Commons voted two millions for increasing the Army and Navy by twenty thousand men. The number and the sum would, of course, have been totally inadequate in case of actual hostilities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Gladstone re- pudiated the doctrine of Lord Derby that such a collective guarantee, being joint, not several, im- posed no obligation upon any single country to act without the others. 2 The Cabinet adopted a device at once ingenious and effective. They pro- 1 According to the dramatic narrative of M. De la Gorce, Benedetti was entrapped by Bismarck into putting this proposal on paper. But it is incredible that the French Minister would have ventured to make the suggestion without authority... from his master. See p. 49.
2 Morley's Life of Gladstone, vol. Ii. Pp. 357-58.
252 HISTORY OF MODERN ENGLAND 1870. Posed to each of the belligerents a mutual agree- ment for the protection of Belgium against the The double other. This Treaty, to hold good for twelve months after the war, was signed by both the Aug. 10. Powers, and before the prorogation the House of Commons voted two millions for increasing the Army and Navy by twenty thousand men. The number and the sum would, of course, have been totally inadequate in case of actual hostilities.
What to read after A History of Modern England volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert W Herbert Woodfield Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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