A Journal From Our Legation in Belgium
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I am leaving the country with the staff of the Legation, and am entrusting the protection of Austrian interests to the United States Minister in Belgium. The Austro-Hungarian Government is forwarding his passports to Count Errembault de Dudzeele.
CLARY. " This is the first we have heard of any mistreatment of Austrians in thiscountry, but then they probably had to advance some sort of reason forgoing to war. [4] [Footnote 4: The Belgian Government sent the following reply to theAustrian dec...laration of war.
_Antwerp, August 29, 1914. _ Belgium has always entertained friendly relations with all her neighbours without distinction. She has scrupulously fulfilled the duties imposed upon her by her neutrality. If she has not been able to accept Germany's proposals, it is because those proposals contemplated the violation of her engagements toward Europe, engagements which form the conditions of the creation of the Belgian Kingdom. She has been unable to admit that a people, however weak they may be, should fail in their duty and sacrifice their honour by yielding to force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am leaving the country with the staff of the Legation, and am entrusting the protection of Austrian interests to the United States Minister in Belgium. The Austro-Hungarian Government is forwarding his passports to Count Errembault de Dudzeele.
CLARY. " This is the first we have heard of any mistreatment of Austrians in thiscountry, but then they probably had to advance some sort of reason forgoing to war. [4] [Footnote 4: The Belgian Government sent the following reply to theAustrian dec...laration of war.
_Antwerp, August 29, 1914. _ Belgium has always entertained friendly relations with all her neighbours without distinction. She has scrupulously fulfilled the duties imposed upon her by her neutrality. If she has not been able to accept Germany's proposals, it is because those proposals contemplated the violation of her engagements toward Europe, engagements which form the conditions of the creation of the Belgian Kingdom. She has been unable to admit that a people, however weak they may be, should fail in their duty and sacrifice their honour by yielding to force.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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