The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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Page 120
... Empire . They brought out prominently the vital importance of trans- port , even in the most trifling operations , and of arming troops with the most modern weapons , which , though available to the enemy through ordinary or illicit ...
... Empire . They brought out prominently the vital importance of trans- port , even in the most trifling operations , and of arming troops with the most modern weapons , which , though available to the enemy through ordinary or illicit ...
Page 212
... Empire as a whole . In regard to the island groups mentioned by Mr Seddon , Her Majesty's Government ... believe that it will be found desirable in the future to come to some arrangement under which the great self - governing colonies ...
... Empire as a whole . In regard to the island groups mentioned by Mr Seddon , Her Majesty's Government ... believe that it will be found desirable in the future to come to some arrangement under which the great self - governing colonies ...
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... Empire for which it fought " .1 2 The financial arrangements during and after the war present some interesting features . The total amount raised for the war was £ 82,245,672 , of which £ 55,392,895 was found in New Zealand . The loans ...
... Empire for which it fought " .1 2 The financial arrangements during and after the war present some interesting features . The total amount raised for the war was £ 82,245,672 , of which £ 55,392,895 was found in New Zealand . The loans ...
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