Sir Samuel Hoare: A Political Biography |
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... committee of ' impartial civilian members ' to advise the Cabinet on the decision to be taken . He insisted , however , that the committee should not be concerned merely with the naval air problem in isolation but should consider the ...
... committee of ' impartial civilian members ' to advise the Cabinet on the decision to be taken . He insisted , however , that the committee should not be concerned merely with the naval air problem in isolation but should consider the ...
Page 166
... committee would be examining . Their refusal did not , however , prevent diehard accusations that Hoare had packed the committee with steadfast supporters of the white paper policy . The accusations were without foundation for although ...
... committee would be examining . Their refusal did not , however , prevent diehard accusations that Hoare had packed the committee with steadfast supporters of the white paper policy . The accusations were without foundation for although ...
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... committee and when , a week later , members of the Chamber appeared before the committee they accepted ' the legitimacy of the Indian desire to make considerable and rapid progress towards responsible self - government ' but requested ...
... committee and when , a week later , members of the Chamber appeared before the committee they accepted ' the legitimacy of the Indian desire to make considerable and rapid progress towards responsible self - government ' but requested ...
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Wartime Missions and Postwar Politics | 38 |
Air Ministry and Shadow Cabinet | 83 |
India | 125 |
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