The Great Round World And What is Going On in It, Vol. 1, No. 51, October 28, 1897
The Great Round World And What is Going On in It, Vol. 1, No. 51, October 28, 1897
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Lord Salisbury, however, says that he is entirely free from allblame in the matter, and that the whole trouble has been caused by amisunderstanding with our ambassador, Colonel Hay.
His Lordship declares that when Colonel Hay saw him in July last, andgave him the information that Russia and Japan had consented to takepart in the conference, he immediately said: "Oh, no, Great Britain will not take part on such conditions. " Our ambassador did not hear any such reply, and understood LordSalisbur...y to consent.
In the mean while, the representatives of Russia and Japan have arrivedin this country, and are waiting for the conference to begin.
The English papers express themselves as being very pleased that Englandhas refused to be present at the meeting. They insist that we weresetting a trap for England, and trying to get her to say or do somethingat the conference which would let us out of paying the $425, 000 of theParis award.
This is unkind of them, and not quite fair to us. By looking at page926, you will see that it was agreed that about $425, 000 should be paidto Canada as damages for keeping her out of the Bering Sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Salisbury, however, says that he is entirely free from allblame in the matter, and that the whole trouble has been caused by amisunderstanding with our ambassador, Colonel Hay.
His Lordship declares that when Colonel Hay saw him in July last, andgave him the information that Russia and Japan had consented to takepart in the conference, he immediately said: "Oh, no, Great Britain will not take part on such conditions. " Our ambassador did not hear any such reply, and understood LordSalisbur...y to consent.
In the mean while, the representatives of Russia and Japan have arrivedin this country, and are waiting for the conference to begin.
The English papers express themselves as being very pleased that Englandhas refused to be present at the meeting. They insist that we weresetting a trap for England, and trying to get her to say or do somethingat the conference which would let us out of paying the $425, 000 of theParis award.
This is unkind of them, and not quite fair to us. By looking at page926, you will see that it was agreed that about $425, 000 should be paidto Canada as damages for keeping her out of the Bering Sea.
What to read after The Great Round World And What is Going On in It, Vol. 1, No. 51, October 28, 1897?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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