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Pagina 125
... matter would therefore , of course , remain as it stood . H. S. I would add to this acount that there was another ... matters of policy , they would have no share in framing them . If I continued as Home Secretary on those conditions I ...
... matter would therefore , of course , remain as it stood . H. S. I would add to this acount that there was another ... matters of policy , they would have no share in framing them . If I continued as Home Secretary on those conditions I ...
Pagina 190
... matter till after midnight . They then replied that they would accept it only subject to an amendment that was equivalent to the rejection of the crucial clause . I was told this in the morning , and sat down to write a report to the ...
... matter till after midnight . They then replied that they would accept it only subject to an amendment that was equivalent to the rejection of the crucial clause . I was told this in the morning , and sat down to write a report to the ...
Pagina 220
... matter was one of great importance , for much depended upon the personality of the new Commissioner ; and I took an opportunity of discussing it with the King , who had always taken a close interest in the Metropolitan Police . His ...
... matter was one of great importance , for much depended upon the personality of the new Commissioner ; and I took an opportunity of discussing it with the King , who had always taken a close interest in the Metropolitan Police . His ...
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