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... possessions presented the British Foreign Office with a diplomatic problem . Australia and New Zealand , firmly committed to a policy of racial exclusiveness , had always regarded the Anglo - Japanese alliance with deep misgiving . When ...
... possessions presented the British Foreign Office with a diplomatic problem . Australia and New Zealand , firmly committed to a policy of racial exclusiveness , had always regarded the Anglo - Japanese alliance with deep misgiving . When ...
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... possessions of our opponent.39 Even if the British Government should waver in the matter of the German colonies , the annexationists insisted , consid- erations other than British policy demanded that Germany be stripped of her overseas ...
... possessions of our opponent.39 Even if the British Government should waver in the matter of the German colonies , the annexationists insisted , consid- erations other than British policy demanded that Germany be stripped of her overseas ...
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... possessions.8 And not only was Germany entitled to a share in the administration of backward areas , she needed it at least as badly as other European powers . As Morel chose to put it : on what logical grounds could " France " be made ...
... possessions.8 And not only was Germany entitled to a share in the administration of backward areas , she needed it at least as badly as other European powers . As Morel chose to put it : on what logical grounds could " France " be made ...
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