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Special Correspondence
October 21, 1880 issue

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This article reports on some political developments in France. Since the visit of the King of Greece to Paris, France has abandoned the policy of absolute non-intervention which had become a kind of dogma for all the men in power after 1871. A new feeling seems to have pervaded a portion of French political world; the fear of war is the beginning of the love of peace. The memories of the late war, of the occupation of so many cities and villages by foreign troops, are still so vivid that the country at large may be said to be almost frantically pacific.

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FRANCE -- Politics & government; INTERNATIONAL relations; WAR; PEACE; INTERVENTION (International law); FRANCE
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