Diplomatic documents
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Scope of this subject
Here are entered works on the nature and handling of diplomatic correspondence in general and under the aspect of international law. Collections of diplomatic papers are entered under the subject to which they refer. Manuals on the diplomatic correspondence of a particular country are entered under the foreign office of that country with subdivision Records and correspondence, e.g. [United States. Department of State--Records and correspondence.]
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Names and connections
Correspondence, Diplomatic; Diplomatic correspondence; Diplomatic papers; Documents, Diplomatic
- Broader: Diplomacy
- Broader: Diplomatic and consular service
- Broader: International law
- Broader: International relations
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