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Wicquefort,urope the highest office he held was as a diplomatic envoy of the second rank. . Although a close and fascinated observer of negotiations at the Congress of Westphalia which brought the Thirty Years War (1618–48) to an end, he seems not to have influenced their outcome. In the historiography of Euro

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,Callières,ncestry, he lived for many years in various parts of Europe before securing somewhat late in life a position in the service of Louis XIV. . Although he won admission to the French Academy for a panegyric on the King and published several other books including a notable contribution to the ‘Battle of

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Satow,itical life tradition is certainly a factor to be reckoned with; none more so than in diplomacy. Indeed, reflecting on the nature of diplomacy, Harold Nicolson identified several markedly different national traditions of European diplomacy. Of the British version he observed that its representatives

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Nicolson,d, ‘the man of letters has always been regarded with bewildered, although quite friendly, disdain’ by his colleagues, successive generations of former diplomatists have found irresistible the temptations of pen and paper. . Like Satow, Nicolson wrote widely on various aspects of diplomatic history a

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Kissinger,rtising ‘Born-Again’ Bismarck from Bavaria, transplanted into the heart of America’s East Coast foreign policy establishment. To his admirers, of whom there are perhaps fewer, he ‘is of course a superstar’, a virtuoso of diplomacy who brought a much-needed dose of common sense and realism to the con

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Einleitung,er Teil von Nietzsches Interessen und Arbeitsgebieten sich in dieser Zeit gebildet hat, sondern auch der Pforta eigentümliche Bildungsgang Nietzsches Verh?ltnis zur Antike in vielfacher Hinsicht beeinflu?t hat.