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... Lloyd George was not present ) Long was taken to task for his indiscretion by Curzon , but Balfour effectively defended him . W.A.S. Hewins , The Apologia of an Imperialist ( 2 vols . , London , 1929 ) , II : 118. Long , according to Lloyd ...
... Lloyd George was not present ) Long was taken to task for his indiscretion by Curzon , but Balfour effectively defended him . W.A.S. Hewins , The Apologia of an Imperialist ( 2 vols . , London , 1929 ) , II : 118. Long , according to Lloyd ...
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... Lloyd George insisted that " it would be quite impossible to separate from the South African Union what was essentially part of the same country . " The President did not dispute the point , but volunteered his opinion that Austra ...
... Lloyd George insisted that " it would be quite impossible to separate from the South African Union what was essentially part of the same country . " The President did not dispute the point , but volunteered his opinion that Austra ...
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... Lloyd George finally told him that he ( L.G. ) had fought Australia's battles for three days but that he would not quarrel with the United States for the Solomon Islands . " In the ensuing squabble Borden " supported Lloyd George , as ...
... Lloyd George finally told him that he ( L.G. ) had fought Australia's battles for three days but that he would not quarrel with the United States for the Solomon Islands . " In the ensuing squabble Borden " supported Lloyd George , as ...
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