Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 5
... suggest that we should carry on any negotiations during his visit in London , but might we not perhaps prepare the way for conversations between himself and Lord Lloyd when they had both returned to Egypt ? He had spoken , for instance ...
... suggest that we should carry on any negotiations during his visit in London , but might we not perhaps prepare the way for conversations between himself and Lord Lloyd when they had both returned to Egypt ? He had spoken , for instance ...
Page 21
... suggest . Thus , in order that there may be an alliance and not a protectorate or a guardianship , article 2 ought to begin by the words " if there should arise 20. Is it necessary to add that two allies can have on individual and ...
... suggest . Thus , in order that there may be an alliance and not a protectorate or a guardianship , article 2 ought to begin by the words " if there should arise 20. Is it necessary to add that two allies can have on individual and ...
Page 23
... suggested . 30. With regard to the undertaking to maintain a foreign element in the Egyptian Administration , the fact seems to be lost sight of that since Law 28 of 1923 , which has been implemented by a convention between Egypt and ...
... suggested . 30. With regard to the undertaking to maintain a foreign element in the Egyptian Administration , the fact seems to be lost sight of that since Law 28 of 1923 , which has been implemented by a convention between Egypt and ...
Page 44
... suggested . He began by saying that his intention was to divulge the contents of the treaty and supple- mentary notes to his Cabinet colleagues and to the President of the Wafd separately as soon as they had been translated into Arabic ...
... suggested . He began by saying that his intention was to divulge the contents of the treaty and supple- mentary notes to his Cabinet colleagues and to the President of the Wafd separately as soon as they had been translated into Arabic ...
Page 45
... suggest that His Majesty's Government should define in advance what would be their interpretation , in hypo- thetical circumstances , of particular provisions of the treaty , seems to me to be in conflict with the principle which your ...
... suggest that His Majesty's Government should define in advance what would be their interpretation , in hypo- thetical circumstances , of particular provisions of the treaty , seems to me to be in conflict with the principle which your ...
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