Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... object of destruction in the richest and most prosperous of its territories . " I must also mention that even at this time more than 1,000,000 innocent Turks are wandering homeless and hungry amidst the ruins on the plains and table ...
... object of destruction in the richest and most prosperous of its territories . " I must also mention that even at this time more than 1,000,000 innocent Turks are wandering homeless and hungry amidst the ruins on the plains and table ...
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... object of the present meeting was to discuss the draft . rules of procedure which had been prepared the day before by a committee of experts . This draft had been communicated to all the delegations , and therefore need not be read ...
... object of the present meeting was to discuss the draft . rules of procedure which had been prepared the day before by a committee of experts . This draft had been communicated to all the delegations , and therefore need not be read ...
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... object for which we are assembled here . " Let a spirit of peace , therefore , reign in this room , and let us all agree to work closely together in order to encompass the desired end on the soil of this hospitable country , which has ...
... object for which we are assembled here . " Let a spirit of peace , therefore , reign in this room , and let us all agree to work closely together in order to encompass the desired end on the soil of this hospitable country , which has ...
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... object of saving Eastern Thrace . When he had been asked to represent his country at the peace conference , he had said that , although he had retired from political life , he would undertake this mission , but only on condition that ...
... object of saving Eastern Thrace . When he had been asked to represent his country at the peace conference , he had said that , although he had retired from political life , he would undertake this mission , but only on condition that ...
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... object were the determination of the number of Turks there in order to guarantee their rights , appeared unnecessary , since Greece was already bound by treaty to respect the rights of the minorities in her territory . If the Turkish ...
... object were the determination of the number of Turks there in order to guarantee their rights , appeared unnecessary , since Greece was already bound by treaty to respect the rights of the minorities in her territory . If the Turkish ...
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