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For these reasons the President did not think it desirable to formulate at the present time or to crystallize too rigidly the considerations moving from the British . The Ambassador and Mr. Keynes raised with the President the ...
For these reasons the President did not think it desirable to formulate at the present time or to crystallize too rigidly the considerations moving from the British . The Ambassador and Mr. Keynes raised with the President the ...
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The attached telegram 57 bears on a matter concerning the present status of the lend - lease discussions with the British which I mentioned earlier this week . This was that I had been informed by an official of the British Embassy that ...
The attached telegram 57 bears on a matter concerning the present status of the lend - lease discussions with the British which I mentioned earlier this week . This was that I had been informed by an official of the British Embassy that ...
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Mr. Dunn made it clear that the Administration felt that in present circumstances it would not be practicable for American officials with the necessary qualifications to be sent to London to conduct negotiations there .
Mr. Dunn made it clear that the Administration felt that in present circumstances it would not be practicable for American officials with the necessary qualifications to be sent to London to conduct negotiations there .
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In regard to the first paragraph of this letter , Mr. Butler stated that in Mr. Hull's letter to him of December 27 66 certain details were mentioned which were not covered by his present letter , and added that this was due to the fact ...
In regard to the first paragraph of this letter , Mr. Butler stated that in Mr. Hull's letter to him of December 27 66 certain details were mentioned which were not covered by his present letter , and added that this was due to the fact ...
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I realize that , at the present stage , it is difficult to formulate concrete propositions , and the resolution must therefore be directed in the main to organizing the preparatory work . It appears to be the common interest of all the ...
I realize that , at the present stage , it is difficult to formulate concrete propositions , and the resolution must therefore be directed in the main to organizing the preparatory work . It appears to be the common interest of all the ...
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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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