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in which he declared that national honour was more precious than peace: "If Britain is treated badly where her interests are vitally affected, as if she is of no account in the cabinet of nations, then I say emphatically that peace at that price would be a humiliation intolerable for a great country
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of 1905–06. France and Germany agreed on 9 February 1909 that while France would have exclusive political control, the two nations would uphold each other's economic interests in Morocco. In 1911 they forced the sultan to sign a new treaty wherein he promised not to sign any other treaties without
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The crisis seems comic – its obscure origin, the questions at stake, the conduct of the actors – indeed was comic. But the results were tragic. Tensions between France and Germany and between Germany and England have been increased; the armaments race received new impetus; the conviction that an
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in early 1912, observed that 'whenever we have adopted a conciliatory approach to Germany... she has abused it; on the other hand, on each occasion when we have shown firmness, she has yielded', drawing the conclusion that Berlin would only understand a forceful response. Kissinger labels the
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French premier Caillaux's negotiations with the Germans were leaked, causing him to fall from office on 21 January 1912, after a term of only seven months. In Germany, the Franco-German accord was also criticised – especially by the nationalist press – for giving Germany too little.
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The prospect of a German naval port on the Atlantic, however, allowed Grey to secure Cabinet's approval on 21 July to inform the German ambassador that Britain would respond forcefully to defend its interests. Britain sent battleships to Morocco, in case war broke out. As in the
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was largely responsible for triggering the crisis and ought therefore be urged to give ground. The British government attempted to restrain France from adopting hasty measures and to dissuade her from sending troops. In April, the
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In the midst of this crisis, Germany was hit by financial turmoil. The stock market plunged by 30 percent in a single day, the public started cashing in currency notes for gold, and there was a run on the banks. The
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especially) and the non-interventionists (who made up a majority on the Cabinet). Lloyd George delivered the Mansion House speech on 21 July 1911, bypassing the Liberal non-interventionists in Cabinet.
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wrote: "what the French contemplate doing is not wise, but we cannot under our agreement interfere". When Cabinet authorised Grey to inform the French that Britain might accept a
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attack, while France concentrated her fleet in the western Mediterranean and agreed to defend British interests there. France was thus able to guard her communications with her
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lost a fifth of its gold reserves in one month. It was rumored that the French finance minister had orchestrated this crisis. Faced with the possibility of being driven off the
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region and the safeguarding of her economic interests in Morocco. The German terms, as presented on 15 July, while containing an offer to cede the northern part of
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risk-taking in this crisis used to appease the nationalism-inclined journalists and agitated public while disregarding the true interests at stake elsewhere as "
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The crisis led Britain and France to conclude a secret naval agreement by which the Royal Navy promised to protect the northern coast of France from
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for permission to send a gunboat, having rejected the need to send two ships out of belief that French would be quickly willing to negotiate.
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like ours to endure." The speech was interpreted by Germany as a warning that she could not impose an unreasonable settlement on France.
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informed the French government that Germany had no territorial aspirations in Morocco, and would negotiate for a French
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Wilson, Keith. "The Agadir Crisis, the Mansion House Speech, and the Double-Edgedness of Agreements."
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as well), increasing Anglo-German estrangement, deepening the divisions which would culminate in the
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backing of France during the crisis reinforced the Entente between the two countries (and with
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to the sea, to which was later added the transfer of France's right to the preemption of the
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on 19 July, the French government replied angrily that any such acceptance would breach the
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did not object to France's expansion but demanded “territorial compensation” for itself.
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argued in 1933 that it was a comedy of errors that became a tragic prelude to the
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Divisions, however, became clear between the supporters of the entente (Grey,
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Germany's move was aimed at testing the relationship between Britain and
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From the Dreadnought to Scapa Flow: Volume I: The Road to War 1904–1914
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was a brief crisis sparked by the deployment of a substantial force of
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at the end of April. On 5 June, the Spanish deployed troops to occupy
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French approval, arguably violating the earlier made agreements.
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in order to rapidly mobilize in the event of a continental war.
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early war was inevitable spread through the governing class of
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France's pre-eminence in Morocco had been upheld by the 1906
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came days later, replacing the gunboat. A German civilian,
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The Prize : The Epic Quest for Oil, Money & Power
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was cautious: the Liberal government in Cabinet felt that
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On 4 November, secret Franco-German negotiations between
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and the Germans led to a convention referred to as the
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returned to France. The territory today forms part of
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Index

Causes of World War I

SMS Panther
Agadir
Agadir
Morocco
Morocco–Congo Treaty
French Equatorial Africa
Kamerun
Neukamerun
French Chad
France
United Kingdom
Spain
Germany
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Sir Edward Grey
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
David Lloyd George
German Empire
Alfred von Kiderlen-Waechter
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Scramble for Africa
South Africa (1879)
South Africa (1880)
Tunisia (1881)
Sudan (1881)
Egypt (1882)

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