Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 7
... considered necessary to make on the occasion of the declaration of the 28th February , 1922 ; that such a definition is the more indispensable inasmuch as any and every act of interference in the administration of Egypt is incompatible ...
... considered necessary to make on the occasion of the declaration of the 28th February , 1922 ; that such a definition is the more indispensable inasmuch as any and every act of interference in the administration of Egypt is incompatible ...
Page 9
... considered it necessary to make on the occasion of the declaration of the 28th February , 1922 , Being anxious to eliminate the possibility of any interference in the internal administration of Egypt which would be incompatible with the ...
... considered it necessary to make on the occasion of the declaration of the 28th February , 1922 , Being anxious to eliminate the possibility of any interference in the internal administration of Egypt which would be incompatible with the ...
Page 15
... the whole control in their hands , he did not see how it could be disadvantageous to His Majesty's Government if a final settlement as regards the Sudan were post- poned . This was the solution that he considered best 15.
... the whole control in their hands , he did not see how it could be disadvantageous to His Majesty's Government if a final settlement as regards the Sudan were post- poned . This was the solution that he considered best 15.
Page 16
... considered best suited to the occasion as regards the Sudan , although he would like to recall that in the year 1923 His Majesty's Government had shown themselves ready to discuss the question of connecting the Egyptian Govern- ment in ...
... considered best suited to the occasion as regards the Sudan , although he would like to recall that in the year 1923 His Majesty's Government had shown themselves ready to discuss the question of connecting the Egyptian Govern- ment in ...
Page 20
... considered as a single party , and foreign States . This formula would even run the risk of being misinterpreted . It would be regarded as a vestige of a Protec- torate , a régime which entails , in the matter of foreign relations , the ...
... considered as a single party , and foreign States . This formula would even run the risk of being misinterpreted . It would be regarded as a vestige of a Protec- torate , a régime which entails , in the matter of foreign relations , the ...
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