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... thought there was a faint chance of the message saving the situation ' if means can also be devised for saving Mussolini's face'.78 Laval had wanted the British government to go further and definitely assure Mussolini ( as he had ...
... thought there was a faint chance of the message saving the situation ' if means can also be devised for saving Mussolini's face'.78 Laval had wanted the British government to go further and definitely assure Mussolini ( as he had ...
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... thought the Prime Minister would see it through in his present office and he doubted whether there was a better man . He regretted that the acerbities of debate before the war should have caused sore feelings in his party which still ...
... thought the Prime Minister would see it through in his present office and he doubted whether there was a better man . He regretted that the acerbities of debate before the war should have caused sore feelings in his party which still ...
Page 312
... thought to have offended against collective security while Foreign Secretary , was usually paired with Hoare as unacceptable to the Labour politicians whose governmental abilities Herbert Morrison found so deficient . The first ...
... thought to have offended against collective security while Foreign Secretary , was usually paired with Hoare as unacceptable to the Labour politicians whose governmental abilities Herbert Morrison found so deficient . The first ...
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Wartime Missions and Postwar Politics | 38 |
Air Ministry and Shadow Cabinet | 83 |
India | 125 |
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