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... question at the present time . It will come up for consideration later on . In the meantime I am sure His Majesty's Government will be careful that our position is not in any way compromised during the war , and that afterwards we shall ...
... question at the present time . It will come up for consideration later on . In the meantime I am sure His Majesty's Government will be careful that our position is not in any way compromised during the war , and that afterwards we shall ...
Page 201
... question , Bonar Law referred to Smuts's statement disavowing any intention of discussing the future disposal of the German colonial empire . With full knowledge that Smuts had indeed discussed this problem , albeit by allusion and ...
... question , Bonar Law referred to Smuts's statement disavowing any intention of discussing the future disposal of the German colonial empire . With full knowledge that Smuts had indeed discussed this problem , albeit by allusion and ...
Page 321
... ; unwilling to leave the table with the situation in total confusion , Makino asked whether the mandatory principle had been accepted . No , replied Clemenceau , " the question had been adjourned . " 34 The question had indeed been 321.
... ; unwilling to leave the table with the situation in total confusion , Makino asked whether the mandatory principle had been accepted . No , replied Clemenceau , " the question had been adjourned . " 34 The question had indeed been 321.
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