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Pagina 91
... held a minor Government post as far back as 1886 , had been Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in 1892 , and had held several great offices since then . We could be sure that any opinion he offered would be as clear - cut as the conditions ...
... held a minor Government post as far back as 1886 , had been Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in 1892 , and had held several great offices since then . We could be sure that any opinion he offered would be as clear - cut as the conditions ...
Pagina 98
... held that , in the war that was now clearly imminent , Britain would be obliged to take part in support of France sooner or later . If that were so , it would obviously be better to come in at once , when intervention would have some ...
... held that , in the war that was now clearly imminent , Britain would be obliged to take part in support of France sooner or later . If that were so , it would obviously be better to come in at once , when intervention would have some ...
Pagina 249
... held in Paris in the summer of 1937 , we sent a delegation . At the inaugural meeting , held with much ceremony in the great hall of the Sorbonne , the President of the Republic , M. Lebrun , attending , with the Presidents of the ...
... held in Paris in the summer of 1937 , we sent a delegation . At the inaugural meeting , held with much ceremony in the great hall of the Sorbonne , the President of the Republic , M. Lebrun , attending , with the Presidents of the ...
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