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Diplomacy's primary law: LEAVE ROOM FOR NEGOTIATION.

Diplomacy’s primary law: LEAVE ROOM FOR NEGOTIATION.
– Barbara W Tuchman

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  25. No single characteristic ever overtakes an entire society. – Barbara W Tuchman
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  27. The tribal pull of patriotism could have no better testimony. – Barbara W Tuchman
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  35. He accomplished wonders of diplomacy on the principle, never give way, and never give offense. – Barbara W Tuchman
  36. That he survived, and indeed returned to government, was one of man’s occasional triumphs over medicine. – Barbara W Tuchman
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