The Origins of the War
The Origins of the War
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Sazonoff, which had caused the latter to complain of him to Paris, and had led, M. Isvolsky to ask for his replacement. After having heard M. Louis's explanations, we maintained him at his post, but there subsisted a vague uneasiness between the two Governments, the cause of which we did not quite know and which it was necessary should be dissipated in the interest of the Alliance itself.
On the other hand and there is no reason why I should not say so we were aware that, since his differences ...with Aehrenthal, M. Isvolsky had not 112 Morocco and the Balkan Crisis been looked upon very favourably in Austria, while we in France ourselves were very far from approving all his ideas. Finally, above all else, we were uneasy from the fact that we had been given no information about this Balkan Alliance, of which the Paris news- papers were unable to speak precisely, and about which we were unable to obtain any information from either M. Louis or M. Isvolsky. M. Fallieres, who was then President, together with MM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sazonoff, which had caused the latter to complain of him to Paris, and had led, M. Isvolsky to ask for his replacement. After having heard M. Louis's explanations, we maintained him at his post, but there subsisted a vague uneasiness between the two Governments, the cause of which we did not quite know and which it was necessary should be dissipated in the interest of the Alliance itself.
On the other hand and there is no reason why I should not say so we were aware that, since his differences ...with Aehrenthal, M. Isvolsky had not 112 Morocco and the Balkan Crisis been looked upon very favourably in Austria, while we in France ourselves were very far from approving all his ideas. Finally, above all else, we were uneasy from the fact that we had been given no information about this Balkan Alliance, of which the Paris news- papers were unable to speak precisely, and about which we were unable to obtain any information from either M. Louis or M. Isvolsky. M. Fallieres, who was then President, together with MM.
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