Afterwards, however, though secret diplomacy with Kubota Domain, he was able to escape punishment by the new Meiji government.
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The trip was the culmination of two years of research, secret diplomacy and, according to some hints, administrative infighting.
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U . S . President Woodrow Wilson was an opponent of secret diplomacy, viewing it as a threat to peace.
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After Israeli-Syrian talks in Shepherdstown, W . Va ., broke down in mid-January the Clinton administration turned to secret diplomacy.
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Is it just possible that the Bush administration could be working on some similar secret diplomacy now, say, exile for Saddam?
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After the war they hoped from an end to secret diplomacy, the " interest of armaments makers " and international compulsory arbitration.
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To Britain's population, the idea of war and rearmament was too dangerous, claiming it caused arms races, secret diplomacy, and military imperialism.
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It blamed capitalism " in its imperialist form ", growth of armaments, secret diplomacy and expansionism as the cause of the war.
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Secret diplomacy has legitimate uses, as, for example, when Henry Kissinger prepared the groundwork for President Nixon's historic journey to mainland China.
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The causes identified included arms races, alliances, secret diplomacy, and the freedom of sovereign states to enter into war for their own benefit.
