After the War
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J. Made a long speech on it and on other foreign affairs on Saturday last. I hastily scanned both before seeing T. J. Our talk covered the Treaty, the complaints of the Tran- sylvanian Magyars, Austria, the intrigues of Stamboulisky, the Russian question, free trade in Eastern Europe, the agrarian laws, and other matters. There is not much to be said about the Treaty, as the text is clear, but the mili- tary convention which issues from it will not be published, and this seems to follow the pre...cedent set by France and Belgium on the military side. T. J. Had the report of the Unitarian padres on his table, so he must realise its weight. I said that I wanted the Roumanian answer to it. T. J. Said it was full of inaccuracies, and besides said that it was impracticable for Roumania to do everything in a hurry. I shall have to keep T. J. Up to giving me the necessary 298 NEW ROUMANIA reply, but as we are to meet again I did not dwell longer on this subject. T. J. Is very suspicious of Stamboulisky, as he says that S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. Made a long speech on it and on other foreign affairs on Saturday last. I hastily scanned both before seeing T. J. Our talk covered the Treaty, the complaints of the Tran- sylvanian Magyars, Austria, the intrigues of Stamboulisky, the Russian question, free trade in Eastern Europe, the agrarian laws, and other matters. There is not much to be said about the Treaty, as the text is clear, but the mili- tary convention which issues from it will not be published, and this seems to follow the pre...cedent set by France and Belgium on the military side. T. J. Had the report of the Unitarian padres on his table, so he must realise its weight. I said that I wanted the Roumanian answer to it. T. J. Said it was full of inaccuracies, and besides said that it was impracticable for Roumania to do everything in a hurry. I shall have to keep T. J. Up to giving me the necessary 298 NEW ROUMANIA reply, but as we are to meet again I did not dwell longer on this subject. T. J. Is very suspicious of Stamboulisky, as he says that S.
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