The British Commonwealth: Or, a Commentary On the Institutions And Principles of British Government
The British Commonwealth: Or, a Commentary On the Institutions And Principles of British Government
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Lord Palmerston is also of opinion that the intercourse between England and France could not be kept up by written commu- nications only, and that great advantages arise from personal intercourse by ambassadors, and from the influence which they exercise by means of hospi- talities to persons of high rank. He considers that the importance of diplomatic agents is greater now than formerly, because there is less secrecy than formerly in the affairs of foreign countries, and such agents acquaint f...oreign governments with the nature of public opinion in this country.
The business of the Attaches of legations consists in transacting business connected with passports, the writing despatches, and the entering despatches on the records of the legation. The despatches between London and Paris are transmitted about twice a- week.
Many despatches sent from other places through * Report on Miscellaneous Expenditure to the House of Com- 1S4S.
T 2 412 Appointments to Foreign Service.
Paris axe sent under " flying seals," that the ambas- sador there may inform himself of their contents.
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Lord Palmerston is also of opinion that the intercourse between England and France could not be kept up by written commu- nications only, and that great advantages arise from personal intercourse by ambassadors, and from the influence which they exercise by means of hospi- talities to persons of high rank. He considers that the importance of diplomatic agents is greater now than formerly, because there is less secrecy than formerly in the affairs of foreign countries, and such agents acquaint f...oreign governments with the nature of public opinion in this country.
The business of the Attaches of legations consists in transacting business connected with passports, the writing despatches, and the entering despatches on the records of the legation. The despatches between London and Paris are transmitted about twice a- week.
Many despatches sent from other places through * Report on Miscellaneous Expenditure to the House of Com- 1S4S.
T 2 412 Appointments to Foreign Service.
Paris axe sent under " flying seals," that the ambas- sador there may inform himself of their contents.
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