Diplomacy Revealed

Diplomacy Revealed  (1921)  by Edward Dene Morel

Published 1921

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DIPLOMACY

REVEALED

BY

E. D. MOREL

Author of "Nigeria: its peoples and its problems"; "Affairs of West Africa"; King Leopold's Role in Africa"; "Red Rubber"; "Great Britain and the Congo"; "The British Case in French Congo"; "Africa and the Peace of Europe"; "Ten Years of Secret Diplomacy"; "Truth and the War": "The Black Man's Burden"; 'Thoughts on the War; the Peace and Prison."

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CONTENTS.

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	PAGE
Dedication	iii.
Contents	v.
Key	vii.
Forward	ix.
Introduction to the Dispatches	ix.
PART I. (1905)	2
Chronology of Principal Events	3
Despatches from the Belgian Ministers in London,  Paris, and Berlin, and from the Belgian Charge  d'Affaires in Berlin	5
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	31
PART II. (1906)	37
Chronology of Principal Events	39
Despatches from the Belgian Charge d'Affaires in  London, the Belgian Minister in Paris, the  Belgian Minister in Berlin, and the Belgian  Minister in London	41
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	51
PART III. (1907)	59
Chronology of Principal Events	60
Despatches from the Belgian Minister in Paris,  the Belgian Minister in London, the Belgian  Minister in Berlin, and the Belgian Charge  d'Affaires in London	61
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	95
PART IV. (1908)	103
Chronology of Principal Events	105
Despatches from the Belgian Minister in Berlin and  the Belgian Minister in Paris	109
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	134
PART V. (1909)	141
Chronology of Principal Events	143
Despatches from the Belgian Minister and the Belgian  Charge d'Affaires in Paris and the Belgian  Minister in Berlin	145
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	160

PART VI. (1910-1911)	163
Chronology of Principal Events	165
Despatches from the Belgian Minister in Paris, the  new Belgian Minister in Paris, the Belgian  Minister in Berlin, the Belgian Minister in  London, and the Belgian Charge d'Affaires in  Paris	167
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	214
PART VII. (1912-1913)	221
Chronology of Principal Events	223
Despatches from the Belgian Minister in London, the  Belgian Minister in Berlin, the new Belgian  Minister in Berlin, the Belgian Minister in  Paris	227
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	261
PART VIII. (1914 to the murder of the Austrian heir-apparent.)	273
Chronology of Principal Events	275
Despatches from the Belgian Minister in Paris, the  Belgian Minister in Berlin, and the Belgian  Minister in London	279
Explanatory Footnotes to Text	301

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