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VII THE FALL OF M. DELCASSÉ
1.
Preparations for the Kaiser's Visit to Tan-
gier 		170
2.
Germany Forces the Issue 179
3.
M. Rouvier at the Quai d'Orsay 192
VIII THE CONFERENCE OF ALGECIRAS
1.
The Drafting and Signing of the Act 206
2.
The Significance and Ratification of the Gen-
eral Act 		220
3.
The Application of the Act 227
IX FRANCO-GERMAN RIVALRY IN MOROCCO, 1907-1909
1.
The Second Hague Conference and the
Franco-Japanese Accord 		240
2.
The Two Sultans of Morocco 246
3.
The Deserters of Casablanca 253
4.
The Franco-German Accord of 1909 261
X RESULTS OF THE ACCORD OF 1909
1.
The Bosnian Crisis and the Triple Entente 267
2.
The Fall of Clemenceau and Further Diffi-
culties in Morocco 		274
3.
Failure of the Accord of 1909 283
4.
The Fez Expedition 292
XI AGADIR
1.
The German Demands 301
2.
French Offers and the Final Settlement 316
3.
The Settlement with Spain 327
XII TOWARDS THE WORLD WAR
1.
The Ministry of M. Poincaré 332
2.
The Awakening 343
3.
Radicalism vs. Patriotism 358
4.
Conclusion 373
BIBLIOGRAPHY 377
INDEX 385

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Publication Information: Book Title: French Foreign Policy from Fashoda to Serajevo (1898-1914). Contributors: Graham H. Stuart - author. Publisher: Century. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1921. Page Number: xii.
    
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