The lowest class of the people were to be bondsmen.
It greatly helped the diplomatists to carry on their game of Great Powers to convey politics in this form to the doubting general intelligence.
There was little goodwill among the diplomatists for republicanism, and a manifest disposition to embarrass the new government as much as possible.
The second was the impossible system of boundaries drawn by the diplomatists of Vienna.
Whether the two million dead men upon the battle-fields laughed at the jokes, admired the assemblies, and marvelled at the diplomatists is beyond our knowledge.
The Allies had no understanding of Russian realities; their diplomatists were ignorant of Russian; genteel persons, with their attention directed to the Russian Court rather than Russia, they blundered steadily with the new situation.
In 1648 the princes and diplomatists gathered amidst the havoc they had made to patch up the affairs of Central Europe at the Peace of Westphalia.
The Congress had hardly assembled before the diplomatists set to work making secret bargains and treaties behind each other's backs.
The stresses that arose from the unscientific map-making of the diplomatists gathered force more deliberately, but they were even more dangerous to the peace of mankind.
Talking like Jesus Christ' seemed a very ridiculous thing to many of those brilliant rather than sound diplomatists and politicians who made the year 1919 supreme in the history of human insufficiency.
European diplomatists found themselves with a question of quite the eighteenth-century pattern.
Fear lest the diplomatists should baulk them of their war had already led the German militarists to publish in their press the unauthorized news of a complete German mobilization, and on 1-2 August German armies crossed the frontiers.
The diplomatists would have made a stouter resistance had they anticipated the attitude England was to adopt.
The first result of this auspicious event, following so closely on the issue of Captain Mistitch's expedition, was to give all the diplomatists bad colds.
They did not know that the thieves were quarrelling about the plunder, nor that the diplomatists had taken cold; they had not bethought them of how the art of the ventriloquists would be at work.
The diplomatists in Slavna, and their chiefs at home, were soon to be busy with the affairs of Kravonia.
Morris was a most startling phenomenon to the diplomatists of the day, trampling with utter disregard on all their hereditary theories of finesse and cautious duplicity.
In the great game of statecraft, diplomatists are not above looking into each other's hands; but this must always be accomplished by means of a confederate.
The diplomatists at Paris had one month to decide the question of peace or war.
At the end of February, 1856, the diplomatists at Paris agreed upon an armistice during the discussion of a treaty of peace.
A decisive conference between those diplomatists and the States' commissioners took place immediately afterwards.
If diplomatic adroitness consists mainly in the power to deceive, never were more adroit diplomatists than those of the sixteenth century.
First among the diplomatists of his time, his reputation as a diplomate has passed out of men's minds.
This is, however, a very common if not universal rule among American diplomatistsof the active type.
It is naturally neither possible nor intended that these diplomatists should never meet on friendly terms, though they are strictly interdicted from issuing official invitations to each other.
The wives of diplomatists do not allow themselves such caprices, as a rule.
He said to me one day: "I am accused of allowing my views to be influenced by the foreign diplomatists here, I, who have never spoken to one of them.
Engagements were made for it by diplomatists abroad.
It can be shown, indeed, that diplomatists have long and almost from time immemorial been in the habit of doing agency work for artists and managers of good position.
In this class you may find diplomatists who could overthrow the projects of Russia if supported by the power of France.
He did not choose to tarry at Paris while the diplomatists unravelled the tangled web of statecraft.
The diplomatists still had plenty of work before them.
Thus while diplomatists amused themselves and the world with visionary schemes for securing the independence of America, those more nearly interested in the question thought only of settling it by fire and sword.
The diplomatists dined alternately with each other; M.
Bottot at dinner one day, before forty individuals, among whom were the diplomatists Gallo, Cobentzel, and Meerweldt.
Must, then, the destiny of nations depend on anything that two noble diplomatists may have said to one another, in a more or less good humour, about treaties?
The potentates and diplomatists would not--but the people?
It is not only the augurs, the diplomatists also know well enough about each other, what each has in his mind behind the public ceremonies and modes of speech.
How gladly would I often have gone to some dinner in a quiet corner at which one or two of our travelled diplomatists or eloquent parliamentarians, or other men of mark might express their opinions on weighty questions!
The rooms were not large, and there were a great many people, I should think more foreigners and diplomatists than Russians.
He and Karolyi are the only diplomatists who never dance.
This afternoon I had my usual Sunday visits--principally diplomatists this time, and all talking about Prince Eddie's funeral.
It was a striking sight, particularly that table where was the Lord Mayor in his robes, and all the diplomatists with stars and broad ribbons.
He remained standing in the middle of the room talking to his gentlemen, and a few words to the diplomatists when supper was over and one loitered a little before going back to the ballroom.
They know everybody, but I fancy very few of the diplomatists make real friends with anyone.
And yet, on the whole, both Castlereagh and Canning did more for the principle of nationality than any of the other diplomatists of the time.
Thus, when diplomatists invoke the necessity of a Balance of Power, they are really trying to work for a preponderance of power on their side.
He is, no doubt, one of the foremostdiplomatists of this epoch; but he is evidently without much knowledge of parliamentary procedure.
Such were the sagacity, the insight, the power of forecasting the future possessed in those days by monarchs, statesmen, and diplomatists who were imagining that they held the world's destiny in their hands.
On the question of peace or war itself the republican diplomatists were often baffled as to the true intentions of the English Government.
When and to what extent Russian diplomatists became aware of this separate agreement is not known, but their suspicion or their resentment appears to have prompted them to the unfriendly action towards Germany which they took in the year 1875.
Diplomatists and generals were buzzing eagerly and angrily when the Earl of Beaconsfield appeared.
But nothing will convince diplomatists that events can happen without the pulling of wires by themselves or their rivals.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "diplomatists" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
