The Great Crime And Its Moral
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Klobukowski, French Minister at Brussels, to M. RenS Viviani, President oj the Council, Minister Jar Foreign Affairs.
Brussels, July 31, 1914.
L'Agence Havas having announced that the state " of danger of war " had been declared in Germany, I told M, Davignon that I could assure him that the Government of the Republic would respect the neutrality of Belgium.
THE PRETEXT 91 The Minister for Foreign Affairs replied that the Govern- ment of the King had always thought that this would be so, and th...anked me. The Russian Minister and the British Minister, whom I saw subsequently, appeared much pleased that in the circumstances I gave this assurance, which further, as the British Minister told me, was in accordance with the declaration of Sir E. Grey.
Klobukowski.
Sir Edward Grey to Sir E. Goschen, British Ambassador at Berlin.
Foreign Office, August 1, 1914.
SlE, I told the German Ambassador to-day that the reply of the German Government with regard to the neutrality of Belgium was a matter of very great regret, because the neutrality of Belgium affected feeling in this country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Klobukowski, French Minister at Brussels, to M. RenS Viviani, President oj the Council, Minister Jar Foreign Affairs.
Brussels, July 31, 1914.
L'Agence Havas having announced that the state " of danger of war " had been declared in Germany, I told M, Davignon that I could assure him that the Government of the Republic would respect the neutrality of Belgium.
THE PRETEXT 91 The Minister for Foreign Affairs replied that the Govern- ment of the King had always thought that this would be so, and th...anked me. The Russian Minister and the British Minister, whom I saw subsequently, appeared much pleased that in the circumstances I gave this assurance, which further, as the British Minister told me, was in accordance with the declaration of Sir E. Grey.
Klobukowski.
Sir Edward Grey to Sir E. Goschen, British Ambassador at Berlin.
Foreign Office, August 1, 1914.
SlE, I told the German Ambassador to-day that the reply of the German Government with regard to the neutrality of Belgium was a matter of very great regret, because the neutrality of Belgium affected feeling in this country.
What to read after The Great Crime And Its Moral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Selden John Selden Willmore to read onlineMoreLess
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