Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 28
... matter by an eminently pacific and conciliatory spirit . He agreed with M. Nintchitch . This being so , he did not think it necessary to repeat the reasons why he thought that the best frontier for Eastern Thrace was the line of the ...
... matter by an eminently pacific and conciliatory spirit . He agreed with M. Nintchitch . This being so , he did not think it necessary to repeat the reasons why he thought that the best frontier for Eastern Thrace was the line of the ...
Page 37
... matter would no doubt have to be investigated by experts , but he desired to submit the proposal as the deliberate opinion and advice of the inviting Powers as the best solution possible . Involved in this problem were also the ...
... matter would no doubt have to be investigated by experts , but he desired to submit the proposal as the deliberate opinion and advice of the inviting Powers as the best solution possible . Involved in this problem were also the ...
Page 38
... matter be reopened . There was no more case for a plebiscite in this area than in any other area outside the Turkish frontier . Even if a plebiscite were taken , it would afford no genuine test , owing to the extensive movements of the ...
... matter be reopened . There was no more case for a plebiscite in this area than in any other area outside the Turkish frontier . Even if a plebiscite were taken , it would afford no genuine test , owing to the extensive movements of the ...
Page 92
... matter with his colleagues , and was prepared to make the offer . He did not ask for an immediate reply , but perhaps the Turkish delegation would recognise the spirit of conciliation in which the offer was made and refrain from ...
... matter with his colleagues , and was prepared to make the offer . He did not ask for an immediate reply , but perhaps the Turkish delegation would recognise the spirit of conciliation in which the offer was made and refrain from ...
Page 97
... matter with his Allied colleagues and was speaking on their behalf as well as on his own . He wished first of all to place the matter on a proper juridical basis . For this he had to begin by referring to the 1913 Conference of London ...
... matter with his Allied colleagues and was speaking on their behalf as well as on his own . He wished first of all to place the matter on a proper juridical basis . For this he had to begin by referring to the 1913 Conference of London ...
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