Camp Court And Siege a Narrative of Personal Adventure And Observation During
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Mr. Bancroft got this rule established, and deserves great credit for the stout fight he made on the occasion. Count Bismarck is stated to have said that if there had been no embassadors, there would have been no war ; for the French Government could not have in- vented the story that their Embassador had been in- sulted by the King. However this may be, there can be no doubt that the system leads to the forma- tion of cliques, and, consequently, to separate action by a clique instead of by the... whole corps. This is bad under any circumstances, but particularly un- fortunate in great emergencies.
In regard to the right of free communication with their respective governments claimed by the diplo- matic corps at Paris, Count Bismarck refused to ac- cord it. He argued that if these gentlemen saw fit to shut themselves up in a besieged place when they 178 CAMP, COURT, AND SIEGE.
could go away for the asking, and when the French Government had made provision for this case by es- tablishing a branch of the Government at Tours, they must take the consequences ; but as a favor he would permit correspondence if it were left un- sealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Bancroft got this rule established, and deserves great credit for the stout fight he made on the occasion. Count Bismarck is stated to have said that if there had been no embassadors, there would have been no war ; for the French Government could not have in- vented the story that their Embassador had been in- sulted by the King. However this may be, there can be no doubt that the system leads to the forma- tion of cliques, and, consequently, to separate action by a clique instead of by the... whole corps. This is bad under any circumstances, but particularly un- fortunate in great emergencies.
In regard to the right of free communication with their respective governments claimed by the diplo- matic corps at Paris, Count Bismarck refused to ac- cord it. He argued that if these gentlemen saw fit to shut themselves up in a besieged place when they 178 CAMP, COURT, AND SIEGE.
could go away for the asking, and when the French Government had made provision for this case by es- tablishing a branch of the Government at Tours, they must take the consequences ; but as a favor he would permit correspondence if it were left un- sealed.
What to read after Camp Court And Siege a Narrative of Personal Adventure And Observation During?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wickham Hoffman to read onlineMoreLess
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