Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... representatives . ARTICLE 12 . Nothing in the present treaty is intended to or shall in any way prejudice the rights and obligations which devolve or may devolve upon either of the High Contracting Parties under the Covenant of the ...
... representatives . ARTICLE 12 . Nothing in the present treaty is intended to or shall in any way prejudice the rights and obligations which devolve or may devolve upon either of the High Contracting Parties under the Covenant of the ...
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... representative of His Britannic Majesty has declared himself satisfied that it does not discriminate inequitably against . foreigners . The latter class would modify what is in reality a conventional arrangement between Egypt and the ...
... representative of His Britannic Majesty has declared himself satisfied that it does not discriminate inequitably against . foreigners . The latter class would modify what is in reality a conventional arrangement between Egypt and the ...
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... representatives to make appropriate representations to the Egyptian Government when the interests of their nationals are menaced . His Majesty's Government merely reserve the right to intervene when the gravity of any case is such as to ...
... representatives to make appropriate representations to the Egyptian Government when the interests of their nationals are menaced . His Majesty's Government merely reserve the right to intervene when the gravity of any case is such as to ...
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... representatives to make appropriate representations to the Egyptian Government when the interests of their States or subjects are menaced . " In such cases , His Britannic Majesty's Government merely reserve to themselves the right to ...
... representatives to make appropriate representations to the Egyptian Government when the interests of their States or subjects are menaced . " In such cases , His Britannic Majesty's Government merely reserve to themselves the right to ...
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... representatives did not themselves do so . 17. Little progress was made in the course of interviews between your Lordship and the Prime Minister on the 10th and 11th January . Sarwat Pasha explained that he had not yet had time to study ...
... representatives did not themselves do so . 17. Little progress was made in the course of interviews between your Lordship and the Prime Minister on the 10th and 11th January . Sarwat Pasha explained that he had not yet had time to study ...
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