The First World War 1914 1918
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He considered Mandel one of the most brilliant and indefatigable men in the world. He worked all day at his office and up to two in the morning. He was chef du cabinet of the Civil side of the Presidency of the Council, knew about everything, and practically ran everything. R. Had a profound respect for his talents. He would become a Deputy at the end of the war and probably a ^Minister, as he was a fine speaker with great gift of expression. R. Very critical of Derby. Why had ho been appointed... ? I asked R. To name a better man and he could not think of one. I thought that as IMinisters came here on every concei viable occasion we only wanted a rich grand seigneur who could entertain. When the war ended and Peace was concluded, then it would be different. Derby seemed to me to go down well enough, and his difference of type from the regular diplomat rather tickled Parisian fancy. Later discussed the war with some French and Belgian officers. AU agree that Retain has no equal. They say that is a natural son of Leopold of Belgium and was born at Laaken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He considered Mandel one of the most brilliant and indefatigable men in the world. He worked all day at his office and up to two in the morning. He was chef du cabinet of the Civil side of the Presidency of the Council, knew about everything, and practically ran everything. R. Had a profound respect for his talents. He would become a Deputy at the end of the war and probably a ^Minister, as he was a fine speaker with great gift of expression. R. Very critical of Derby. Why had ho been appointed... ? I asked R. To name a better man and he could not think of one. I thought that as IMinisters came here on every concei viable occasion we only wanted a rich grand seigneur who could entertain. When the war ended and Peace was concluded, then it would be different. Derby seemed to me to go down well enough, and his difference of type from the regular diplomat rather tickled Parisian fancy. Later discussed the war with some French and Belgian officers. AU agree that Retain has no equal. They say that is a natural son of Leopold of Belgium and was born at Laaken.
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