Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 89
... referred to the various replies given by the Angora Government to the communications addressed to it by the Powers at Paris in September and at Mudania in October . He had pointed out that on none of these occasions had the Turkish ...
... referred to the various replies given by the Angora Government to the communications addressed to it by the Powers at Paris in September and at Mudania in October . He had pointed out that on none of these occasions had the Turkish ...
Page 90
... referred to by Ismet , was one of principle , and it was beyond the power of the Allied generals to do anything more than recommend that the Greeks be withdrawn behind the Maritza line . They proposed , however , to recommend that ...
... referred to by Ismet , was one of principle , and it was beyond the power of the Allied generals to do anything more than recommend that the Greeks be withdrawn behind the Maritza line . They proposed , however , to recommend that ...
Page 91
... referred at an earlier meeting , and the beginning of the little railway line connecting the bridge over the Maritza with the main line and main station at Karagatch . The Powers were prepared to offer as a fair concession to Turkey ...
... referred at an earlier meeting , and the beginning of the little railway line connecting the bridge over the Maritza with the main line and main station at Karagatch . The Powers were prepared to offer as a fair concession to Turkey ...
Page 92
... referred . The plan could be understood by reference to the large scale map . He had fully discussed the matter with his colleagues , and was prepared to make the offer . He did not ask for an immediate reply , but perhaps the Turkish ...
... referred . The plan could be understood by reference to the large scale map . He had fully discussed the matter with his colleagues , and was prepared to make the offer . He did not ask for an immediate reply , but perhaps the Turkish ...
Page 99
... referred to a sub - commission , but he hoped that the president would first define his views on the sovereignty of Imbros , Tenedos and Samothrace . LORD CURZON said that this matter required very careful study embracing , for instance ...
... referred to a sub - commission , but he hoped that the president would first define his views on the sovereignty of Imbros , Tenedos and Samothrace . LORD CURZON said that this matter required very careful study embracing , for instance ...
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