Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... expressed his willingness to agree to the method of procedure indicated in the correspondence , and I have received instructions from His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to communicate the memo- randum above ...
... expressed his willingness to agree to the method of procedure indicated in the correspondence , and I have received instructions from His Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to communicate the memo- randum above ...
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... expression of thanks and declares that it will take the necessary steps to ensure their observance and execution by the Austrian Republic and its citizens in so far as the United Kingdom and India and New Zealand , which have notified ...
... expression of thanks and declares that it will take the necessary steps to ensure their observance and execution by the Austrian Republic and its citizens in so far as the United Kingdom and India and New Zealand , which have notified ...
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... expressed the hope that his Excellency realised the real goodwill and friendship of the British Government and people towards Egypt which lay behind the welcome accorded to King Fuad . Sarwat Pasha replied that he fully recognised this ...
... expressed the hope that his Excellency realised the real goodwill and friendship of the British Government and people towards Egypt which lay behind the welcome accorded to King Fuad . Sarwat Pasha replied that he fully recognised this ...
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... expressed his sincere pleasure at the sympathy I had shown and repeated his agreement with all that I bad said as to the conditions which necessarily governed the relations of Egypt and Great Britain . He would consider whether there ...
... expressed his sincere pleasure at the sympathy I had shown and repeated his agreement with all that I bad said as to the conditions which necessarily governed the relations of Egypt and Great Britain . He would consider whether there ...
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... the service , to employ a non - British candidate . This is the idea which should be brought out , if indeed any such idea is to be formally expressed at all in the Treaty of Alliance . Article 12 . 39. In both Lord Milner's and Lord 25.
... the service , to employ a non - British candidate . This is the idea which should be brought out , if indeed any such idea is to be formally expressed at all in the Treaty of Alliance . Article 12 . 39. In both Lord Milner's and Lord 25.
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