qui substituèrent - un instant - le droit aux échanges armés
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documents souvent cités et moins souvent lus, on a bien tort, qui substituèrent - un instant - le droit aux échanges armés et mirent - officiellement - un terme à la guerre).
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Hello,
Indeed this phrase is not very easy to follow. You can try with a lighter version by removing less interesting parts:
documents souvent cités et moins souvent lus qui substituèrent le droit aux échanges armés et mirent un terme à la guerre.
Even if I am not happy about this definition, the parts removed are a bit like "comments".
Does it make things clear enough (if at all) or do you still need help to understand the phrase ?
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