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... Britain , France and Italy in that area of Africa and the tacit acceptance of the primacy of Italian economic and other interests there by the other two powers by Britain , as early as 1891. In 1896 an attempt by the Italians , from ...
... Britain , France and Italy in that area of Africa and the tacit acceptance of the primacy of Italian economic and other interests there by the other two powers by Britain , as early as 1891. In 1896 an attempt by the Italians , from ...
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... Britain in a very much more direct way than was clear at the time ( or , for that matter , in many subsequent analyses of the crisis ) since it occurred in an area which the Abyssinians were in the process of ceding to Britain . Early ...
... Britain in a very much more direct way than was clear at the time ( or , for that matter , in many subsequent analyses of the crisis ) since it occurred in an area which the Abyssinians were in the process of ceding to Britain . Early ...
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... Britain's role . He had numerous discussions with Vansittart , sometimes alone , sometimes with Eden present . Hoare was very ready to agree with Vansittart as to the basic strategic facts of the situation : that German strength was ...
... Britain's role . He had numerous discussions with Vansittart , sometimes alone , sometimes with Eden present . Hoare was very ready to agree with Vansittart as to the basic strategic facts of the situation : that German strength was ...
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Wartime Missions and Postwar Politics | 38 |
Air Ministry and Shadow Cabinet | 83 |
India | 125 |
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