Sir Robert Hart
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" He probably little thought that his advice would betaken _au pied de la lettre_, but within an incredibly short timethe barren negotiations at Shanghai were abandoned, and the I. G. Hadtelegraphed at length explaining the whole position to his ResidentSecretary in London and directing him to go to Paris, see M. JulesFerry, then Premier and Minister for Foreign Affairs, and try tosettle something about the _Fei Hoo_ there. M. Ferry received him verycordially, said he would be interested in hea...ring anything such anauthority as Sir Robert Hart might have to say, but, all civilitiesaside, the matter rested with the Admiralty, and he would be obligedto refer it to them.
Next day the Secretary, a certain Mr. Campbell, went again for hisanswer and found it unfavourable, for the Admiralty was still inthat state of mind which we call firm when it occurs in ourselves, obstinate when it occurs in others. M. Ferry personally was distressedover the refusal. But what could he do beyond asking Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He probably little thought that his advice would betaken _au pied de la lettre_, but within an incredibly short timethe barren negotiations at Shanghai were abandoned, and the I. G. Hadtelegraphed at length explaining the whole position to his ResidentSecretary in London and directing him to go to Paris, see M. JulesFerry, then Premier and Minister for Foreign Affairs, and try tosettle something about the _Fei Hoo_ there. M. Ferry received him verycordially, said he would be interested in hea...ring anything such anauthority as Sir Robert Hart might have to say, but, all civilitiesaside, the matter rested with the Admiralty, and he would be obligedto refer it to them.
Next day the Secretary, a certain Mr. Campbell, went again for hisanswer and found it unfavourable, for the Admiralty was still inthat state of mind which we call firm when it occurs in ourselves, obstinate when it occurs in others. M. Ferry personally was distressedover the refusal. But what could he do beyond asking Mr.
What to read after Sir Robert Hart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bredon Juliet to read onlineMoreLess
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