Delcassé

[ del-ka-sey ]

noun

1. Thé·o·phile [tey-aw-, feel], 1852–1923, French statesman.

Example Sentences

France was forced against the will of her minister of foreign affairs, Delcasse, to attend a conference at Algeciras.

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In 1905 so definite was the threat of war that France avoided it only by dismissing her war minister, Delcasse.

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In accordance with my instructions, I felt myself empowered to assure M. Delcasse that his conditions were accepted on our side.

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