The Diplomatic Reminiscences of Lord Augustus Loftus 1862 1879 volume 1
The Diplomatic Reminiscences of Lord Augustus Loftus 1862 1879 volume 1
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There was, however, one point which 2i2 THI'J DTPLOMATW nEMINISGENCES appeared to him to be opposed to the Constitution to which the King was bound — namely, the freedom for Greek subjects to fit out vessels for purposes of trade.
Count Bismarck was convinced that the Russian Government were sincere in their desire to bring about a settlement of the differences.
On the 22nd of December my French colleague and I dined with the King. His Majesty expressed to us both his satisfaction that the Port...e had agreed to grant a further delay for the expulsion of the Greek subjects residing in Turkey, and His Majesty seemed to entertain a hope that the quarrel between Turkey and Greece would be satisfactorily arranged. For this end, His Majesty said, it was most desirable that a perfect agreement should exist between the European Powers.
The Turco-Greek Conference met at Paris. In conversation with me on its deliberations Count Bismarck referred to the withdrawal from the Con- ference of the Greek Plenipotentiary, and observed that the Porte might fulfil its threat of retiring likewise, unless all the points of its ultimatum were accepted ; in which case he was of opinion that the Powers sliould continue their deliberations and come to a verdict, and prevent a conflict between the two litigants — or, as he termed it, the Powers should act in the character of the European police.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was, however, one point which 2i2 THI'J DTPLOMATW nEMINISGENCES appeared to him to be opposed to the Constitution to which the King was bound — namely, the freedom for Greek subjects to fit out vessels for purposes of trade.
Count Bismarck was convinced that the Russian Government were sincere in their desire to bring about a settlement of the differences.
On the 22nd of December my French colleague and I dined with the King. His Majesty expressed to us both his satisfaction that the Port...e had agreed to grant a further delay for the expulsion of the Greek subjects residing in Turkey, and His Majesty seemed to entertain a hope that the quarrel between Turkey and Greece would be satisfactorily arranged. For this end, His Majesty said, it was most desirable that a perfect agreement should exist between the European Powers.
The Turco-Greek Conference met at Paris. In conversation with me on its deliberations Count Bismarck referred to the withdrawal from the Con- ference of the Greek Plenipotentiary, and observed that the Porte might fulfil its threat of retiring likewise, unless all the points of its ultimatum were accepted ; in which case he was of opinion that the Powers sliould continue their deliberations and come to a verdict, and prevent a conflict between the two litigants — or, as he termed it, the Powers should act in the character of the European police.
What to read after The Diplomatic Reminiscences of Lord Augustus Loftus 1862 1879 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus William Frederick Spencer Loftus to read onlineMoreLess
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