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... Dominions . The Allies accepted colonial annexations as a matter of course ; the Dominions , with bitter memories of Whitehall's prewar obstructionist tactics , were not as certain . This very record of Dominion frustration however ...
... Dominions . The Allies accepted colonial annexations as a matter of course ; the Dominions , with bitter memories of Whitehall's prewar obstructionist tactics , were not as certain . This very record of Dominion frustration however ...
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Alfred William Lever. and desires of individual Dominions . Only through direct confrontation with Dominion representatives , the annexation- ists reasoned , would British statesmen be adequately impressed with the seriousness of Dominion ...
Alfred William Lever. and desires of individual Dominions . Only through direct confrontation with Dominion representatives , the annexation- ists reasoned , would British statesmen be adequately impressed with the seriousness of Dominion ...
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... Dominions and Dependencies should be consulted before the close of the War -- because the close of the War might be too late for consultation .... I see no difficulty whatever in consulting the Prime Ministers of the different Dominions ...
... Dominions and Dependencies should be consulted before the close of the War -- because the close of the War might be too late for consultation .... I see no difficulty whatever in consulting the Prime Ministers of the different Dominions ...
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