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... possessions , with the exception of Samoa , which New Zealand was invited to secure . The importance of taking the enemy wireless installations was stressed in the telegrams , each of which referred to the " great and urgent Imperial ...
... possessions , with the exception of Samoa , which New Zealand was invited to secure . The importance of taking the enemy wireless installations was stressed in the telegrams , each of which referred to the " great and urgent Imperial ...
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... possessions presented the British Foreign Office with a diplomatic problem . Australia and New Zealand , firmly committed to a policy of racial exclusiveness , had always regarded the Anglo - Japanese alliance with deep misgiving . When ...
... possessions presented the British Foreign Office with a diplomatic problem . Australia and New Zealand , firmly committed to a policy of racial exclusiveness , had always regarded the Anglo - Japanese alliance with deep misgiving . When ...
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... possessions ' worth struggling for , worth acquiring and worth retaining even at the cost of war . # 19 Those who for reasons of doctrine or conscience had con- demned imperialism prior to 1914 now saw an opportunity before them . The ...
... possessions ' worth struggling for , worth acquiring and worth retaining even at the cost of war . # 19 Those who for reasons of doctrine or conscience had con- demned imperialism prior to 1914 now saw an opportunity before them . The ...
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