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Excerpt from The Eclipse of RussiaWitte calmed the fiery passion Of the count and the two Visitors left. A fortnight later there was a dispute among the cabinet ministers on the subject of the suffrage. The Tsar displayed his interest in the matter, and Witte decided to send for Count B. And Prince U. And to give them an opportunity Of laying before the sovereign the views Of the population in that province of Central Russia. But when they arr...

Excerpt from The Inside Story of the Peace ConferenceIT is almost super¿uous to say that this book does not claim to be a history, however summary, of the Peace Conference, seeing that such a work was made sheer impossible by the chief Delegates themselves when they decided to dispense with records of their conversations and debates. It is only a sketch a sketch of the problems which the war created or rendered more acute, of the conditions un...

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Excerpt from The Eclipse of RussiaWitte calmed the fiery passion Of the count and the two Visitors left. A fortnight later there was a dispute among the cabinet ministers on the subject of the suffrage. The Tsar displayed his interest in the matter, and Witte decided to send for Count B. And Prince U. And to give them an opportunity Of laying before the sovereign the views Of the population in that province of Central Russia. But when they arr...

Excerpt from The Inside Story of the Peace Conference IT is almost super¿uous to say that this book does not claim to be a history, however summary, of the Peace Conference, seeing that such a work was made sheer impossible by the chief Delegates themselves when they decided to dispense with records of their conversations and debates. It is only a sketch a sketch of the problems which the war created or rendered more acute, of the conditions ...

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