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In the World War

CHAPTER VI
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In Constantinople, too, there was an Entente group.

Talaat and Enver were as reliable as they were strong.

But a journey undertaken by me to Switzerland in the conditions described might prove to be the alarm signal for a general _sauve qui peut_.

But the very suggestion that the two Balkan countries would act as they supposed we should do would have sufficed to destroy any attempt at peace in Paris and London.
The willingness to prepare for peace on the part of the enemy declined visibly during the summer.

It was evident from many trifling signs, separately of small import, collectively of much.


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