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[[File:Ray Stannard Baker's diagram of the six secret agreements which were used in the negotiations to partition the Ottoman Empire.jpg|thumb|[[Ray Stannard Baker]]'s diagram of the six secret agreements which were used in the negotiations to partition the Ottoman Empire makes reference to the Clemenceau–Lloyd George Agreement over Mosul.]]
The '''Clemenceau–Lloyd George Agreement''' of December 1918 was a verbal agreement between British and French Prime Ministers [[David Lloyd George]] and [[Georges Clemenceau]] which modified the 1916 [[Sykes–Picot Agreement]] in respect to the [[Palestine (region)|Palestine]] and the [[Mosul Vilayet]]. The latter component is also known as the '''Mosul cession'''. The agreement took place at the [[Embassy of France, London|French Embassy in London]].<ref name="Hughes2013"></ref>
The agreement was controversial because the French did not appear to have gained any substantial changes from Britain in return for their concessions of Mosul and Palestine.<ref name="Hughes2013"/>
==Bibliography==
* Fitzgerald, Edward Peter. "France's Middle Eastern Ambitions, the Sykes–Picot Negotiations, and the Oil Fields of Mosul." The Journal of Modern History 66.4 (1994): 697–725.
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The '''Clemenceau–Lloyd George Agreement''' of December 1918 was a verbal agreement between British and French Prime Ministers [[David Lloyd George]] and [[Georges Clemenceau]] which modified the 1916 [[Sykes–Picot Agreement]] in respect to the [[Palestine (region)|Palestine]] and the [[Mosul Vilayet]]. The latter component is also known as the '''Mosul cession'''. The agreement took place at the [[Embassy of France, London|French Embassy in London]].<ref name="Hughes2013"></ref>
The agreement was controversial because the French did not appear to have gained any substantial changes from Britain in return for their concessions of Mosul and Palestine.<ref name="Hughes2013"/>
==Bibliography==
* Fitzgerald, Edward Peter. "France's Middle Eastern Ambitions, the Sykes–Picot Negotiations, and the Oil Fields of Mosul." The Journal of Modern History 66.4 (1994): 697–725.
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==References==
[[Category:1918 in France]]
[[Category:1918 in Ottoman Syria]]
[[Category:1918 in the United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Mosul Vilayet]]
[[Category:Mandatory Palestine]]
[[Category:Boundary treaties]]
[[Category:France in World War I]]
[[Category:France–United Kingdom treaties]]
[[Category:Imperialism]]
[[Category:Ottoman Empire in World War I]]
[[Category:Secret treaties]]
[[Category:Sykes–Picot Agreement]]
[[Category:Treaties concluded in 1918]]
[[Category:Treaties involving territorial changes]]
[[Category:Treaties of the French Third Republic]]
[[Category:Treaties of the United Kingdom (1801–1922)]]
[[Category:United Kingdom in World War I]]
[[Category:World War I treaties]]
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