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Pagina 94
... give rise to quarrels between Britain and Germany was successfully negotiated early in 1914. If it was never signed it was because it touched among other things the future economic interests of the two countries in the vast territories ...
... give rise to quarrels between Britain and Germany was successfully negotiated early in 1914. If it was never signed it was because it touched among other things the future economic interests of the two countries in the vast territories ...
Pagina 150
... give place to civilian . He and Curzon and Balfour had talked over the question that morning and had all agreed that I was the right man for the post of administrator . They thought that it was essential to have someone there who was ...
... give place to civilian . He and Curzon and Balfour had talked over the question that morning and had all agreed that I was the right man for the post of administrator . They thought that it was essential to have someone there who was ...
Pagina 160
... give so prosperous an account of your rule . His Majesty recognizes with satisfaction the significant attitude of the Sheikhs of the east of the Jordan towards the British Government , though I suppose we have to walk warily so as not ...
... give so prosperous an account of your rule . His Majesty recognizes with satisfaction the significant attitude of the Sheikhs of the east of the Jordan towards the British Government , though I suppose we have to walk warily so as not ...
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