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CLEMENCEAU GEORGES: (1841-1929) French Prime Minister 1906-09, 1917-20, one of the 'Big Four',
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‘Nobody would have the absurd idea of putting after each article of the treaty that in the event on non-execution, force would again become legitimate. This is the primordial and universal condition of any treaty’ CLEMENCEAU GEORGES: (1841-1929) French Prime Minister 1906-09, 1917-20, one of the 'Big Four', alongside Italian Prime Minister Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, British Prime Minister David Lloyd George and American President Woodrow Wilson, who made all the major decisions at the Paris Peace Conference which led to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. An excellent A.L.S., G Clemenceau, four pages, 8vo, Vichy, 24th July 1920, to [Andre Tardieu] ('Mon cher ami'), in French. Clemenceau writes in regard to the Treaty of Versailles, commencing 'Apres avoir ler l'officiel, j'eprouvais le besoin de vous dire que vous avez fait un discors admirable qui ne peut pas ne pas porter. En chef vous avez conduit l'operation. En chef vous avez parle! A en juger par l'officiel il semble que la chambre vous ait fait bon accueil a vous et a Loucheur. Je m'en felicite dans l'interet de la chose publique mais ce n'etait la en ce jour precis. qu'une consideration secondaire' (Translation: 'After reading L'Officiel, I feel the need to tell you that you made an admirable speech which cannot fail to carry. Chief, you led the operation. Chief you have spoken! Judging by L'Officiel it seems the camber made you and Loucheur welcome. I welcome it in the interest of public affairs, but that was only a secondary consideration today') and continues with a specific reference to the terms of the treaty, 'Alors demandez donc a [Alexandre] Millerand si un jurisconsulte ne devrait pas etre capable de faire la difference entre une garantie et une sanction. La garantie doit prevenir un peril. La sanction opere quand le mal est consomme. La pretendu garantie n'est qu'une promesse de sanction qui resulte tout simplement de la victoire ou le General Baquet n'est pour rien. Personne n'aurait en l'idee saugrenue de mettre apres chaque artictle du traite qu'en cas de non execution la force reprendrait ses droits, c'est la condition primordiale et universelle de tout traite' (Translation: 'So ask [Alexandre] Millerand if an expert on law shouldn't be able to tell the difference between a guarantee and a sanction. The guarantee must prevent a peril. The sanction operates when the evil is consummated. The alleged guarantee is only a promise of sanction which results quite simply from the victory, or General Baquet is for nothing. Nobody would have the absurd idea of putting after each article of the treaty that in the event on non-execution, force would again become legitimate. This is the primordial and universal condition of any treaty'), further writing a little cryptically, although ostensibly making a reference to Vittorio Emanuele Orlando's desire to secure the partition of the Habsburg Empire, 'Et les 890,000 tonnes de.......autrichen? Lloyd George et moi nous les avions refusees a Orlando, que nous donne t'on pour cela rien pour notre piteuse marine marchande, ce n'est pas assez. Loucheur s'est......battu mais il a peut-etre ete un peu loin en disant que son experience du chabron et de la fabrication industrille quand il etait au gouvernement, lui a fait vivement sentir le besoin d'un ambassadeur aupres du Pape. Il aurait bien ete nous le dire. Je lui envoie un mot de felicitations' (Translation: 'And the 890,000 tonnes of……Austrian? Lloyd George and I had refused Orlando about that, what do we get for that? Nothing for our pitiful merchant navy, that's not enough. Loucheur fought…..but he may have gone a little far in saying that his background in coal and industrial manufacturing, when he was in government, made him recently feel the need for an ambassador to the Pope. He should have told us. I will send him a note of congratulations'). A letter of excellent content demonstrating some of the tensions that existed between the Big Four at the time of the Treaty of Versailles, whilst also raising concerns in regard to its enforceability. Some extremely minimal, light age wear, VG Andre Tardieu (1876-1945) French Prime Minister 1929-30, 1930 & 1932 who served as Clemenceau's lieutenant during the Paris Peace Conference in 1919-20.
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‘Nobody would have the absurd idea of putting after each article of the treaty that in the event on non-execution, force would again become legitimate. This is the primordial and universal condition of any treaty’ CLEMENCEAU GEORGES: (1841-1929) French Prime Minister 1906-09, 1917-20, one of the 'Big Four', alongside Italian Prime Minister Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, British Prime Minister David Lloyd George and American President Woodrow Wilson, who made all the major decisions at the Paris Peace Conference which led to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. An excellent A.L.S., G Clemenceau, four pages, 8vo, Vichy, 24th July 1920, to [Andre Tardieu] ('Mon cher ami'), in French. Clemenceau writes in regard to the Treaty of Versailles, commencing 'Apres avoir ler l'officiel, j'eprouvais le besoin de vous dire que vous avez fait un discors admirable qui ne peut pas ne pas porter. En chef vous avez conduit l'operation. En chef vous avez parle! A en juger par l'officiel il semble que la chambre vous ait fait bon accueil a vous et a Loucheur. Je m'en felicite dans l'interet de la chose publique mais ce n'etait la en ce jour precis. qu'une consideration secondaire' (Translation: 'After reading L'Officiel, I feel the need to tell you that you made an admirable speech which cannot fail to carry. Chief, you led the operation. Chief you have spoken! Judging by L'Officiel it seems the camber made you and Loucheur welcome. I welcome it in the interest of public affairs, but that was only a secondary consideration today') and continues with a specific reference to the terms of the treaty, 'Alors demandez donc a [Alexandre] Millerand si un jurisconsulte ne devrait pas etre capable de faire la difference entre une garantie et une sanction. La garantie doit prevenir un peril. La sanction opere quand le mal est consomme. La pretendu garantie n'est qu'une promesse de sanction qui resulte tout simplement de la victoire ou le General Baquet n'est pour rien. Personne n'aurait en l'idee saugrenue de mettre apres chaque artictle du traite qu'en cas de non execution la force reprendrait ses droits, c'est la condition primordiale et universelle de tout traite' (Translation: 'So ask [Alexandre] Millerand if an expert on law shouldn't be able to tell the difference between a guarantee and a sanction. The guarantee must prevent a peril. The sanction operates when the evil is consummated. The alleged guarantee is only a promise of sanction which results quite simply from the victory, or General Baquet is for nothing. Nobody would have the absurd idea of putting after each article of the treaty that in the event on non-execution, force would again become legitimate. This is the primordial and universal condition of any treaty'), further writing a little cryptically, although ostensibly making a reference to Vittorio Emanuele Orlando's desire to secure the partition of the Habsburg Empire, 'Et les 890,000 tonnes de.......autrichen? Lloyd George et moi nous les avions refusees a Orlando, que nous donne t'on pour cela rien pour notre piteuse marine marchande, ce n'est pas assez. Loucheur s'est......battu mais il a peut-etre ete un peu loin en disant que son experience du chabron et de la fabrication industrille quand il etait au gouvernement, lui a fait vivement sentir le besoin d'un ambassadeur aupres du Pape. Il aurait bien ete nous le dire. Je lui envoie un mot de felicitations' (Translation: 'And the 890,000 tonnes of……Austrian? Lloyd George and I had refused Orlando about that, what do we get for that? Nothing for our pitiful merchant navy, that's not enough. Loucheur fought…..but he may have gone a little far in saying that his background in coal and industrial manufacturing, when he was in government, made him recently feel the need for an ambassador to the Pope. He should have told us. I will send him a note of congratulations'). A letter of excellent content demonstrating some of the tensions that existed between the Big Four at the time of the Treaty of Versailles, whilst also raising concerns in regard to its enforceability. Some extremely minimal, light age wear, VG Andre Tardieu (1876-1945) French Prime Minister 1929-30, 1930 & 1932 who served as Clemenceau's lieutenant during the Paris Peace Conference in 1919-20.
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Lose: 450
Lose: 400
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El Real del Campanario
num.12 Bajo B
Estepona
Malaga
29688
Spain
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