The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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His attempt to show that in imperial affairs colonial ministers did not act as such was the counterpart of his rigid exclusion from domestic affairs of the Secretary of State . In practice , both tended to break down in illogical ...
His attempt to show that in imperial affairs colonial ministers did not act as such was the counterpart of his rigid exclusion from domestic affairs of the Secretary of State . In practice , both tended to break down in illogical ...
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At this Conference Haldane's suggestions as to a common organisation of imperial forces were very carefully studied , and an Australian section of the Imperial General Staff was formed with a representative in London to provide for co ...
At this Conference Haldane's suggestions as to a common organisation of imperial forces were very carefully studied , and an Australian section of the Imperial General Staff was formed with a representative in London to provide for co ...
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( Chapter XVIII passim ) ; British insistence on the " single voice " , 471-2 ; military assistance offered to Great Britain , 529 ; Balfour report , 622 ; see under Colonial Office , Dominion status , Great Britain , and Imperial ...
( Chapter XVIII passim ) ; British insistence on the " single voice " , 471-2 ; military assistance offered to Great Britain , 529 ; Balfour report , 622 ; see under Colonial Office , Dominion status , Great Britain , and Imperial ...
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