The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1936 - Great Britain |
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... independence to which Lord Granville looked forward . Disraeli's Ministry contemplated a reversal of this policy , and Carnarvon , with Disraeli's warm approval , prepared a plan for restoring the regiments , to be paid for by the ...
... independence to which Lord Granville looked forward . Disraeli's Ministry contemplated a reversal of this policy , and Carnarvon , with Disraeli's warm approval , prepared a plan for restoring the regiments , to be paid for by the ...
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... independence ( 13 January 1879 ) .1 They invited Sir Bartle Frere to attend them in public conference . The second deputation had met with no better success than the first . Hicks Beach told the delegates plainly enough that British ...
... independence ( 13 January 1879 ) .1 They invited Sir Bartle Frere to attend them in public conference . The second deputation had met with no better success than the first . Hicks Beach told the delegates plainly enough that British ...
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... independence with German aid . " We are growing up " , he said , " and , although we are young , we feel that if one nation tries to kick us , the other will try to stop it . " 1 ( Jan. 1895. ) What assurances of support he had received ...
... independence with German aid . " We are growing up " , he said , " and , although we are young , we feel that if one nation tries to kick us , the other will try to stop it . " 1 ( Jan. 1895. ) What assurances of support he had received ...
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