From the Triple to the Quadruple Alliance Why Italy Went to War
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Even the interventionist kites that have occasionally been set flying are devoid of significance as symptoms of Ministerial intentions, and are at most evidence of readiness to confront either of the two alternatives with which the country may be faced.^ 1 CI. Daily Telegraph, March 29th, 1915.
^ It is perhaps worth recording that about that time rumours were circulating in Rome to the effect that Salandra had assured Giohtti that he would as soon commit suicide as lead Italy into war.
Deputies... alleged that they could attest this. They also pointed to the circumstance that Giolitti could have thrown out Salandra's Cabinet without difficulty or inconvenience just then, and that he certainly would have done so had he apprehended war.
THE QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE 147 Doubtless Ministers entertain personal opinions respecting the line of action which the nation might advantageously strike out in the present embarrassing and perilous conjuncture, but they are too prudent and scrupulous to allow opinions which have not hardened to conviction to sway their policy or force their hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even the interventionist kites that have occasionally been set flying are devoid of significance as symptoms of Ministerial intentions, and are at most evidence of readiness to confront either of the two alternatives with which the country may be faced.^ 1 CI. Daily Telegraph, March 29th, 1915.
^ It is perhaps worth recording that about that time rumours were circulating in Rome to the effect that Salandra had assured Giohtti that he would as soon commit suicide as lead Italy into war.
Deputies... alleged that they could attest this. They also pointed to the circumstance that Giolitti could have thrown out Salandra's Cabinet without difficulty or inconvenience just then, and that he certainly would have done so had he apprehended war.
THE QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE 147 Doubtless Ministers entertain personal opinions respecting the line of action which the nation might advantageously strike out in the present embarrassing and perilous conjuncture, but they are too prudent and scrupulous to allow opinions which have not hardened to conviction to sway their policy or force their hands.
What to read after From the Triple to the Quadruple Alliance Why Italy Went to War?
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