Sir Samuel Hoare: A Political Biography |
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... accept and , what was more important , abide by , a reasonable compromise . The navy carried more guns , both inside and outside the government , and had in Beatty , Chief of the Naval Staff from 1919 to 1927 , a skilled and prestigious ...
... accept and , what was more important , abide by , a reasonable compromise . The navy carried more guns , both inside and outside the government , and had in Beatty , Chief of the Naval Staff from 1919 to 1927 , a skilled and prestigious ...
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... accept any modifications to the award which had been generally agreed among the communities concerned.59 Indian reactions to the award were on predictable lines . The Muslims , having been given an overall majority of seats in two ...
... accept any modifications to the award which had been generally agreed among the communities concerned.59 Indian reactions to the award were on predictable lines . The Muslims , having been given an overall majority of seats in two ...
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... accepted by the respected elder statesman Austen Chamberlain , who stressed in the debate that a solution accept- able to Italy and the League should not be held up by objections from Abyssinia , a country which is not a client for whom ...
... accepted by the respected elder statesman Austen Chamberlain , who stressed in the debate that a solution accept- able to Italy and the League should not be held up by objections from Abyssinia , a country which is not a client for whom ...
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Wartime Missions and Postwar Politics | 38 |
Air Ministry and Shadow Cabinet | 83 |
India | 125 |
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