The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... conference . The gold discoveries in Otago and Westland greatly extended the external trade of New Zealand and led her to desire a more satis- factory system of regulating her relations with foreign countries . In 1868 , the House of ...
... conference . The gold discoveries in Otago and Westland greatly extended the external trade of New Zealand and led her to desire a more satis- factory system of regulating her relations with foreign countries . In 1868 , the House of ...
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... Conference should be held periodically in the overseas countries of the Empire . You cannot govern the Empire from the windows of Downing Street . ' وو New Zealand was represented at the Washington Conference on the limitation of ...
... Conference should be held periodically in the overseas countries of the Empire . You cannot govern the Empire from the windows of Downing Street . ' وو New Zealand was represented at the Washington Conference on the limitation of ...
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... Conference , 1927. Ed . by J. B. Condliffe . Chicago , 1928 . Problems of the Pacific : Proceedings of the third Conference ... , Japan ... 1930 . Ed . by J. B. Condliffe . Chicago , 1930 . Problems of the Pacific : Proceedings of the ...
... Conference , 1927. Ed . by J. B. Condliffe . Chicago , 1928 . Problems of the Pacific : Proceedings of the third Conference ... , Japan ... 1930 . Ed . by J. B. Condliffe . Chicago , 1930 . Problems of the Pacific : Proceedings of the ...
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