Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... 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 mentioned to the Austrian Government and to furnish by ...
... 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 mentioned to the Austrian Government and to furnish by ...
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... indicated . We must try to prepare the way for the close co - operation which our circum- stances required . I told his Excellency that I was glad to find that he so fully shared my view of what the true interests of Egypt were and of ...
... indicated . We must try to prepare the way for the close co - operation which our circum- stances required . I told his Excellency that I was glad to find that he so fully shared my view of what the true interests of Egypt were and of ...
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... indicated to him that I was a little discouraged as his comments seemed to raise issues of fundamental difficulty which would impede a satisfactory conclusion to his conversations with Sir Austen for which both sides hoped . In the ...
... indicated to him that I was a little discouraged as his comments seemed to raise issues of fundamental difficulty which would impede a satisfactory conclusion to his conversations with Sir Austen for which both sides hoped . In the ...
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... indicated to him that I was a little discouraged as his comments seemed to raise issues of fundamental difficulty which would impede a satisfactory conclusion to his conversations with Sir Austen for which both sides hoped . In the ...
... indicated to him that I was a little discouraged as his comments seemed to raise issues of fundamental difficulty which would impede a satisfactory conclusion to his conversations with Sir Austen for which both sides hoped . In the ...
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... indicated for certain purposes , although exceedingly rarely . In such a case the Egyptian Govern- ment must be free to make their choice where the interests of the service demand that it should be made . To submit the exercise of this ...
... indicated for certain purposes , although exceedingly rarely . In such a case the Egyptian Govern- ment must be free to make their choice where the interests of the service demand that it should be made . To submit the exercise of this ...
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