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... noted , " completes our control of the Tropics and increases our holdings there to some 7,000,000 square miles of territory , almost every part of which supplies indispensable foodstuffs and raw materials . " The Control of the Tropics ...
... noted , " completes our control of the Tropics and increases our holdings there to some 7,000,000 square miles of territory , almost every part of which supplies indispensable foodstuffs and raw materials . " The Control of the Tropics ...
Page 260
... noted : With regard to the German Colonies , the President observed that he had not much faith in government by international commissions . It was clear that the Colonies must not be given back to Germany ; at least until we are ...
... noted : With regard to the German Colonies , the President observed that he had not much faith in government by international commissions . It was clear that the Colonies must not be given back to Germany ; at least until we are ...
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... noted , was an accurate reflection of American opinion . But although he The 481α a subsequent section of his memoirs , however , Lloyd George wrote of the mandate system : " there had been no time to examine it in all its practical ...
... noted , was an accurate reflection of American opinion . But although he The 481α a subsequent section of his memoirs , however , Lloyd George wrote of the mandate system : " there had been no time to examine it in all its practical ...
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