In 1935 William E . Griffis indicated : For the missionaries and diplomatists there were rescue, food, and certain indemnity; but what of the native Christians exiled from their homes and fields, of which only vestiges remained?
32.
He became the author of several books, including " Life of Lord Carnarvon " ( 1925 ) and two volumes of autobiography, " A Diplomatist in Europe " ( 1927 ) and " A Diplomatist in the East ".
33.
He became the author of several books, including " Life of Lord Carnarvon " ( 1925 ) and two volumes of autobiography, " A Diplomatist in Europe " ( 1927 ) and " A Diplomatist in the East ".
34.
His historical works, besides histories of the Jews from the fall of the Maccabees to the author's time, of the first four centuries of the Christian church, and of European diplomatists, extend over the whole range of French history.
35.
He was born in Monaco in 1881 and was ordained to the priesthood in 1905 but it was not until he was 52 years of age that he began his outstanding career as a diplomatist for the Holy See in many parts of the world.
36.
He continued amiable, charming and enlightened as ever; but the excesses which had been pardonable in a young diplomatist were a scandal in an elderly chancellor, and could not but weaken his influence with so pious a " Landesvater " as Frederick William III.
37.
In response to the Austrian message, Jagow told a Russian diplomat that " Germany was likewise obliged to mobilize [ in response to Russian partial mobilization ]; there was therefore nothing left to be done and the diplomatists must now leave the talking to the cannon ."
38.
He didn't trust Nakhl?very much, because he had been two years ago a secretary of the Turkish embassy in Paris, knew many of the French diplomatists, but was at the same time involved with the Unionist Party ( the Young Turk movement ).
39.
He belonged, in fact, to a category of diplomatists who are very useful in semi-civilized countries, but who are no longer to be found so near to Europe, and who are not well adapted to the present methods of bureaucratic and Parliamentary control.
40.
Conditions were such that they were unable to conduct trade, and the subsequent missions of British East India Company agent John Crawfurd in 1823 and the two missions of Andrew Jackson's agent, diplomatist Edmund Roberts, in 1833 and 1836 were unable to secure trade agreements.
