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Pagina 78
... Office and its immense staff . They then numbered nearly a quarter of a million : the Postmaster - General was by far the largest employer of labour in the country . There had been chronic , and sometimes dangerous , unrest in the Post ...
... Office and its immense staff . They then numbered nearly a quarter of a million : the Postmaster - General was by far the largest employer of labour in the country . There had been chronic , and sometimes dangerous , unrest in the Post ...
Pagina 110
... office , except the smallest ones ; they were then put into bags and sent to the War Library for the hospitals , and to a new organization , the Camps Library , for the Forces generally . The public readily responded ; the Post Office ...
... office , except the smallest ones ; they were then put into bags and sent to the War Library for the hospitals , and to a new organization , the Camps Library , for the Forces generally . The public readily responded ; the Post Office ...
Pagina 118
... Office , Bonar Law at the Colonial Office , Austen Chamberlain at the India Office , and myself at the Home Office . It was decided that Lloyd George should succeed Lord Kitchener at the War Office , and this meant that one of the five ...
... Office , Bonar Law at the Colonial Office , Austen Chamberlain at the India Office , and myself at the Home Office . It was decided that Lloyd George should succeed Lord Kitchener at the War Office , and this meant that one of the five ...
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