Sir Edward Grey, France, and the Entente: How to Catch the Perfect Angler?
Sir Edward Grey, France, and the Entente: How to Catch the Perfect Angler?
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爱德华·格雷爵士，法国和协约国：如何捕捉完美的钓鱼者？
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10.1080/07075332.2015.1134618
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2016
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Keiger J
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本文将重点介绍英国外交大臣爱德华·格雷爵士和法国驻伦敦大使保罗·康朋之间长达九年的关系，主要是在1912年至1914年期间。它将展示法国人如何看待爱德华·格雷爵士本人、他的外交政策以及他对协约国的理解。它将分析康朋，特别是法国人，通过他，试图从外交大臣那里劝诱某种形式的法英联盟的手段。为此，本书将分析三件事：第一，保罗·康朋希望从爱德华·格雷爵士那里得到什么以及如何得到;第二，在英德远征使命中，格雷的策略战胜了康朋;第三，1912年11月格雷-康朋的信件，当时康朋战胜了格雷。更广泛地说，这篇文章可以被视为一个例子，说明大使如何寻求从他们被派驻的国家获得政策，以及外交部长如何试图回避他们。
This article will focus on the nine-year relationship between British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey and the French Ambassador at London Paul Cambon, principally during the years 1912 to 1914. It will show how the French perceived Sir Edward Grey himself, his foreign policy, and his understanding of the Entente. It will analyse the means by which Cambon in particular, and through him the French in general, sought to coax from the Foreign Secretary some form of Franco-British alliance. It will do so by analysing three things: first, what Paul Cambon hoped to obtain from Sir Edward Grey and how; second, the Anglo-German Haldane Mission in which Grey's manoeuvring got the better of Cambon; and third, the Grey-Cambon letters of November 1912, when Cambon got the better of Grey. More broadly the article might be seen as an example of how ambassadors seek to secure policies from the country to which they are accredited and how foreign ministers attempt to parry them.