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On the whole , the tenor of Mr. Keynes ' argument seems to be that we are attaching too much importance to nondiscriminatory ... If definite proof were needed that nondiscriminatory treatment is important , and important to the British ...
On the whole , the tenor of Mr. Keynes ' argument seems to be that we are attaching too much importance to nondiscriminatory ... If definite proof were needed that nondiscriminatory treatment is important , and important to the British ...
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He was leaving that afternoon at Lord Beaverbrook's 30 request for Scotland to take a plane back to the United States without having finished the contacts he meant to make here or completing discussions on important items .
He was leaving that afternoon at Lord Beaverbrook's 30 request for Scotland to take a plane back to the United States without having finished the contacts he meant to make here or completing discussions on important items .
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Since the British consider cotton goods exports to be important it would be helpful to receive your interpretation of whether your draft proposals would allow such exports . A decision on this commodity might or might not apply to other ...
Since the British consider cotton goods exports to be important it would be helpful to receive your interpretation of whether your draft proposals would allow such exports . A decision on this commodity might or might not apply to other ...
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We accept the essence of the second amendment but it would not be easy for the Board of Trade to administer it unless it were made a little more precise ; and the principle which it embodies is so important that I should like to give it ...
We accept the essence of the second amendment but it would not be easy for the Board of Trade to administer it unless it were made a little more precise ; and the principle which it embodies is so important that I should like to give it ...
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He reported that the Prime Minister had stated that , second only to the winning of the war , the most important thing for the British Empire was to reach a satisfactory economic accord with the United States and that all its other ...
He reported that the Prime Minister had stated that , second only to the winning of the war , the most important thing for the British Empire was to reach a satisfactory economic accord with the United States and that all its other ...
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| Title | Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, Volume 3 Department of State publication Foreign relations of the United States: diplomatic papers House document Library of American civilization PCMI collection United States Department of State publication |
| Author | United States. Department of State |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2009 |
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