Issues of European Statesmanship
Issues of European Statesmanship
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. . . We have every reason to rejoice that our situa- tion has permitted this, but no justification for overlooking the different problems with which other countries are faced.
This statement Is Important, not only for Its justice of judgment, but also because it clearly shows that the American Government have not accepted the views of Mr. Houghton on the dis- armament question or been misled by his account of European affairs.
If we try to analyse without prejudice the condi- tions which led u...p to the deadlock at Geneva, we shall find that it was due more to a series of unfor- tunate circumstances than to a new warlike spirit and schemes of evil nature. Let us consider some of these circumstances.
Returning from his holiday visit to Italy in Jan- uary, Sir Austen Chamberlain stopped in Paris for a conference with M. Briand on the forthcoming meeting of the League of Nations. In the course of their conversations M. Briand Is understood to have urged upon the Foreign Secretary the impor- tance of Poland being given a permanent seat on the Council at the same time as Germany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . We have every reason to rejoice that our situa- tion has permitted this, but no justification for overlooking the different problems with which other countries are faced.
This statement Is Important, not only for Its justice of judgment, but also because it clearly shows that the American Government have not accepted the views of Mr. Houghton on the dis- armament question or been misled by his account of European affairs.
If we try to analyse without prejudice the condi- tions which led u...p to the deadlock at Geneva, we shall find that it was due more to a series of unfor- tunate circumstances than to a new warlike spirit and schemes of evil nature. Let us consider some of these circumstances.
Returning from his holiday visit to Italy in Jan- uary, Sir Austen Chamberlain stopped in Paris for a conference with M. Briand on the forthcoming meeting of the League of Nations. In the course of their conversations M. Briand Is understood to have urged upon the Foreign Secretary the impor- tance of Poland being given a permanent seat on the Council at the same time as Germany.
What to read after Issues of European Statesmanship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bo Gabriel Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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