No End of a Lesson: The Story of SuezFour students from Menisus F on a mission to the far-away Sector 22 delight in the habitable but uninhabited planet they discover until they realize their pod mentor has no intention of allowing them to leave. |
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Page 48
... Eden to resist any temptation to ally himself with Israel , or with France , in order to bring Nasser to heel , since any such alliance would have dire results for Anglo - Arab relations . But , not knowing this at the time , whenever I ...
... Eden to resist any temptation to ally himself with Israel , or with France , in order to bring Nasser to heel , since any such alliance would have dire results for Anglo - Arab relations . But , not knowing this at the time , whenever I ...
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... Eden at this crucial juncture . Had he been less unbending , he would have seen that his best hope of preventing Eden from going to war was to do what Eden himself had done at the Geneva Con- ference on ... Eden to be designed Dulles v Eden.
... Eden at this crucial juncture . Had he been less unbending , he would have seen that his best hope of preventing Eden from going to war was to do what Eden himself had done at the Geneva Con- ference on ... Eden to be designed Dulles v Eden.
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... Eden to restrain the Iraqis . Nothing was said about any Franco - Israeli plans for attacking Egypt . But the point was made that Britain surely did not want to provoke a situation in which she would find herself fighting for Jordan ...
... Eden to restrain the Iraqis . Nothing was said about any Franco - Israeli plans for attacking Egypt . But the point was made that Britain surely did not want to provoke a situation in which she would find herself fighting for Jordan ...
Contents
Preface | 7 |
Metamorphosis of a Statesman | 17 |
Dismissal of General Glubb | 28 |
Copyright | |
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