Foreign Policy England And the Eastern Question
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15, 1876. T II. Of 1877. No. 138. Doc. 26, 1876.
ENGLAND AND THE EASTERN QUESTION. 231 '* I had the honour of a long audience with his Im- perial Majesty the Sultan this afternoon. It should have taken place at an earlier period, but was postponed in consequence of the state of His Majesty's health.
" The conversation touched upon, the Conference, and upon the difficulties that His Majesty might feel in ac- ceding to the suggestions of the Plenipotentiaries. His remarks, however, were of the mo...st general character, and my expression of a wish to ascertain the particular nature of his objections, failed to induce his Majesty to criticize the proposals of the Plenipotentiaries in detail.
" He dwelt much upon the indignation that any con- cession would arouse among his people^ and spoke of his oivn life as being in danger ; but no indication of his opinion upon any one of the various proposals of the Plenipotentiaries could be gathered from His Majesty's remarks. " Any concessions would be not only a loss of Social power, but would cause the people to rise in rebellion and take away the Saltans life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15, 1876. T II. Of 1877. No. 138. Doc. 26, 1876.
ENGLAND AND THE EASTERN QUESTION. 231 '* I had the honour of a long audience with his Im- perial Majesty the Sultan this afternoon. It should have taken place at an earlier period, but was postponed in consequence of the state of His Majesty's health.
" The conversation touched upon, the Conference, and upon the difficulties that His Majesty might feel in ac- ceding to the suggestions of the Plenipotentiaries. His remarks, however, were of the mo...st general character, and my expression of a wish to ascertain the particular nature of his objections, failed to induce his Majesty to criticize the proposals of the Plenipotentiaries in detail.
" He dwelt much upon the indignation that any con- cession would arouse among his people^ and spoke of his oivn life as being in danger ; but no indication of his opinion upon any one of the various proposals of the Plenipotentiaries could be gathered from His Majesty's remarks. " Any concessions would be not only a loss of Social power, but would cause the people to rise in rebellion and take away the Saltans life.
What to read after Foreign Policy England And the Eastern Question?
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