Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... police forces . No. 4 . Memorandum by the Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs covering Observations by Sarwat Pasha on proposed Treaty with Egypt .- ( Draft of July 28. ) SARWAT PASHA called to see me at the ...
... police forces . No. 4 . Memorandum by the Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs covering Observations by Sarwat Pasha on proposed Treaty with Egypt .- ( Draft of July 28. ) SARWAT PASHA called to see me at the ...
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... police forces in the principal cities . This could be agreed by an exchange of notes or otherwise . The European Bureau of the Interior would be retained if His Majesty's Government so desired , although Sarwat Pasha said he felt bound ...
... police forces in the principal cities . This could be agreed by an exchange of notes or otherwise . The European Bureau of the Interior would be retained if His Majesty's Government so desired , although Sarwat Pasha said he felt bound ...
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... police forces . No. 4 . Memorandum by the Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs covering Observations by Sarwat Pasha on proposed Treaty with Egypt .- ( Draft of July 28. ) SARWAT PASHA called to see me at the ...
... police forces . No. 4 . Memorandum by the Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs covering Observations by Sarwat Pasha on proposed Treaty with Egypt .- ( Draft of July 28. ) SARWAT PASHA called to see me at the ...
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... police forces in the principal cities . This could be agreed by an exchange of notes or otherwise . The European Bureau of the Interior would be retained if His Majesty's Government so desired , although Sarwat Pasha said he felt bound ...
... police forces in the principal cities . This could be agreed by an exchange of notes or otherwise . The European Bureau of the Interior would be retained if His Majesty's Government so desired , although Sarwat Pasha said he felt bound ...
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... police officials of the cities of Cairo , Alexandria and Port Said . These are alternative means of reassuring foreigners ( even admitting that the independence of the country should give them reasons for disquietude ) which it would be ...
... police officials of the cities of Cairo , Alexandria and Port Said . These are alternative means of reassuring foreigners ( even admitting that the independence of the country should give them reasons for disquietude ) which it would be ...
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