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The Powers would have solemnly taken their stand on the provisions of the Treaty by which they were all bound , and could well await the turn events might take . Till now it had been Russia , and Russia alone , that bad taken her stand ...
The Powers would have solemnly taken their stand on the provisions of the Treaty by which they were all bound , and could well await the turn events might take . Till now it had been Russia , and Russia alone , that bad taken her stand ...
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6 6 6 be chosen as the ' mandatary of the other two in the first instance ; that Her Majesty's Government considered that preponderating commercial interests should be taken into consideration in deciding it ; ' and that , as Germany ...
6 6 6 be chosen as the ' mandatary of the other two in the first instance ; that Her Majesty's Government considered that preponderating commercial interests should be taken into consideration in deciding it ; ' and that , as Germany ...
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I request that you will inform Mr. Bayard of the steps which have been taken , with a view to the initiation of negotiations for an Agreement between the three Powers principally concerned in the maintenance of the seal fisheries .
I request that you will inform Mr. Bayard of the steps which have been taken , with a view to the initiation of negotiations for an Agreement between the three Powers principally concerned in the maintenance of the seal fisheries .
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1887 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 10 Feb 2012 |
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