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... diplomatic despatches breathed deference , but their courtesy was less effective than the silent threats which ... diplomacy : ' Diplomacy without armaments is like music without instruments ' . Clausewitz had fought for Prussia in many ...
... diplomatic despatches breathed deference , but their courtesy was less effective than the silent threats which ... diplomacy : ' Diplomacy without armaments is like music without instruments ' . Clausewitz had fought for Prussia in many ...
Page 114
... diplomatic crisis and the outbreak of war seems central to the understanding of war . That link however seems to be misunderstood . Thus many historians , in explaining the outbreak of war , argue that ' the breakdown in diplomacy led ...
... diplomatic crisis and the outbreak of war seems central to the understanding of war . That link however seems to be misunderstood . Thus many historians , in explaining the outbreak of war , argue that ' the breakdown in diplomacy led ...
Page 115
... diplomatic market is much closer to barter , and so resembles an ancient bazaar in which the traders have no ... diplomatic crisis is like a crisis in international pay- ments ; like a crisis in the English pound or the French franc . In ...
... diplomatic market is much closer to barter , and so resembles an ancient bazaar in which the traders have no ... diplomatic crisis is like a crisis in international pay- ments ; like a crisis in the English pound or the French franc . In ...
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