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... London and Cape Town , he said : 66 My speech produced a storm in South Africa which had its repercussion in London . Generals Botha and Smuts pressed for my recall . I was asked by the Home Government for explanation and I repeated ...
... London and Cape Town , he said : 66 My speech produced a storm in South Africa which had its repercussion in London . Generals Botha and Smuts pressed for my recall . I was asked by the Home Government for explanation and I repeated ...
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... London for the debacle of the British campaign in Mesopotamia . He said : " The Government of India is too wooden , too inelastic and too antediluvian to be of any use for the modern purposes we have in view . ” Of the India Office in ...
... London for the debacle of the British campaign in Mesopotamia . He said : " The Government of India is too wooden , too inelastic and too antediluvian to be of any use for the modern purposes we have in view . ” Of the India Office in ...
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... London and became a socialist . He recalled in after years that in his first visit to a Fabian meeting , he noticed ... London , the poorer part of the city . He championed the National Insurance Act of 1911 of David Lloyd George . In ...
... London and became a socialist . He recalled in after years that in his first visit to a Fabian meeting , he noticed ... London , the poorer part of the city . He championed the National Insurance Act of 1911 of David Lloyd George . In ...
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