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... diplomatic note ; that kind of war was ' only diplomacy some- what intensified ' . In essence diplomatic despatches breathed deference , but their courtesy was less effective than the silent threats which underwrote them . The threat ...
... diplomatic note ; that kind of war was ' only diplomacy some- what intensified ' . In essence diplomatic despatches breathed deference , but their courtesy was less effective than the silent threats which underwrote them . The threat ...
Page 114
... diplomacy led to war ' . This explanation is rather like the argument that the end of winter led to spring : it is a descrip- tion masquerading as an explanation . In fact that main influ- ence which led to the breakdown of diplomacy a ...
... diplomacy led to war ' . This explanation is rather like the argument that the end of winter led to spring : it is a descrip- tion masquerading as an explanation . In fact that main influ- ence which led to the breakdown of diplomacy a ...
Page 115
... diplomacy roughly marks the point at which one nation's willingness to pay matches the price demanded by the other . The diplomatic market however is not as sophisticated as the mercantile market . Political currency is not so easily ...
... diplomacy roughly marks the point at which one nation's willingness to pay matches the price demanded by the other . The diplomatic market however is not as sophisticated as the mercantile market . Political currency is not so easily ...
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