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Page 58
... France has success- fully shown in West Africa , be determined on general principles . These are not easy to lay down . Dismissing as altogether antiquated the doctrine - last seriously urged , by the 58 IS THERE A FASHODA QUESTION ?
... France has success- fully shown in West Africa , be determined on general principles . These are not easy to lay down . Dismissing as altogether antiquated the doctrine - last seriously urged , by the 58 IS THERE A FASHODA QUESTION ?
Page 62
... France is that of Delagoa Bay . There Portugal , admittedly in possession to the north , had for centuries exercised a spasmodic and lax jurisdiction to the south , of the Espirito Santo River . In 1823 the British attempted to gain a ...
... France is that of Delagoa Bay . There Portugal , admittedly in possession to the north , had for centuries exercised a spasmodic and lax jurisdiction to the south , of the Espirito Santo River . In 1823 the British attempted to gain a ...
Page 63
... France were to infringe our sphere on the Nile ? Quite so ; and so it might be said still . If a nation marks out for itself a sphere of conquest , it is not a very friendly thing for another nation to come in and interfere with the ...
... France were to infringe our sphere on the Nile ? Quite so ; and so it might be said still . If a nation marks out for itself a sphere of conquest , it is not a very friendly thing for another nation to come in and interfere with the ...
Page 64
... France has , if so be , gained on the banks of the Nile by the occupation of that post , it is of little consequence to Egypt . And , as our occu- pation of that country is entirely disinterested , if Egypt is satisfied , so may we be ...
... France has , if so be , gained on the banks of the Nile by the occupation of that post , it is of little consequence to Egypt . And , as our occu- pation of that country is entirely disinterested , if Egypt is satisfied , so may we be ...
Page 66
... France . In the latter country the number of the members has been fixed at 50 , and the lists contain all the most important names in ship- owning and underwriting circles . Lastly , in England Sir Richard Webster suggested , in 1897 ...
... France . In the latter country the number of the members has been fixed at 50 , and the lists contain all the most important names in ship- owning and underwriting circles . Lastly , in England Sir Richard Webster suggested , in 1897 ...
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