Nigel Falls
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The Agadir Crisis of 1911 was one of a number of incidents that raised international tensions in the years before 1914. Nigel Falls describes the European powers’ interests in Morocco and their response to the crisis.
Published December 13 2006
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Nigel Falls describes how France became caught up in an unexpectedly complicated imperial adventure in 1830.
Published September 16 2005
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