The Swedish-Norwegian Union Crisis
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Its tone is one afdecision tempered with undoubted moderation and good-will. The Cabinetfirmly maintains the real grounds of the disputed claims. It especiallyemphasizes the importance of the Minister for Foreign affairs having thepower in exceptional cases to interfere in Consular matters, as thelimits between the Diplomatic and Consular operations are exceedinglyindistinct and, on both sides, there is a natural tendency to extendoperations into departments that had previously been considered ...asbelonging to the other party. The reference, made by the NorwegianCabinet, to the Consular Committee's resolution that the NorwegianConsuls should be entirely under the control of Norwegian authority, wasmet by the Norwegian Cabinet's own admissions, that the Minister forForeign affairs should be authorised to give the separate Consulsinstructions, and, herewith the claim that, in the Diplomatic branch ofaffairs, the Norwegian Consuls should be solely under the control ofNorwegian authority may be considered void.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its tone is one afdecision tempered with undoubted moderation and good-will. The Cabinetfirmly maintains the real grounds of the disputed claims. It especiallyemphasizes the importance of the Minister for Foreign affairs having thepower in exceptional cases to interfere in Consular matters, as thelimits between the Diplomatic and Consular operations are exceedinglyindistinct and, on both sides, there is a natural tendency to extendoperations into departments that had previously been considered ...asbelonging to the other party. The reference, made by the NorwegianCabinet, to the Consular Committee's resolution that the NorwegianConsuls should be entirely under the control of Norwegian authority, wasmet by the Norwegian Cabinet's own admissions, that the Minister forForeign affairs should be authorised to give the separate Consulsinstructions, and, herewith the claim that, in the Diplomatic branch ofaffairs, the Norwegian Consuls should be solely under the control ofNorwegian authority may be considered void.
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