A Diplomatic History of Europe Since the Congress of ViennaHarper & Row, 1973 - 764 pages |
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... victory , more important in Bülow's eyes than specific Moroccan advantages . Delcassé's whole Moroccan policy had , on the other hand , been based on the making of bilateral agreements ; an international conference might easily spoil ...
... victory , more important in Bülow's eyes than specific Moroccan advantages . Delcassé's whole Moroccan policy had , on the other hand , been based on the making of bilateral agreements ; an international conference might easily spoil ...
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... victory had , in the last analysis , been gained against an already defeated Ger- many . The outcome of this state of affairs was the defeat of Poin- caré in the elections of the following May and the advent of a government , headed by ...
... victory had , in the last analysis , been gained against an already defeated Ger- many . The outcome of this state of affairs was the defeat of Poin- caré in the elections of the following May and the advent of a government , headed by ...
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... victory , and might or should in fairness have obtained , was , in terms of actual value , of rela- tively little consequence . But the phrase , “ mutilated victory , " best expressed the prevailing mood of Italy after the peace . It ...
... victory , and might or should in fairness have obtained , was , in terms of actual value , of rela- tively little consequence . But the phrase , “ mutilated victory , " best expressed the prevailing mood of Italy after the peace . It ...
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The Settlement of Vienna | 9 |
The Forces of the Future | 16 |
The Restoration Period | 23 |
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