European Nations Exchange Blame Over Crisis Response  French
officials fault Britain and Germany for obstructing a Europe-
wide bailout plan.  French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrives to
address reporters in the courtyard of the Elysee Palace prior to
a meeting with the country's top bankers and insurers.  French
President Nicolas Sarkozy prior to a meeting with the country's
top bankers and insurers.   PARIS—French President Nicolas
Sarkozy received a harsh lesson about European realities when he
convened an emergency meeting of leaders representing the
Continent's four biggest economies—France, Britain, Germany, and
Italy—last week to deal with the financial-markets crisis.  On
the table was a Dutch proposal to establish a Europe-wide
bailout plan modeled on the one approved in the United States.
"What is of the essence is that Europe should exist and respond
with one voice," Sarkozy, who currently holds the rotating
European Union presidency, said after the emergency meeting in
Paris last Saturday.  The res