The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 3John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians |
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This was promptly reaffirmed by Balfour in the House of Commons , of which he
was then Leader , and advance copies of the British papers to be presented to
Parliament were thereupon supplied to the Government of the United States .
This was promptly reaffirmed by Balfour in the House of Commons , of which he
was then Leader , and advance copies of the British papers to be presented to
Parliament were thereupon supplied to the Government of the United States .
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s award heavily discounted , but henceforward in several other Latin American
countries United States syndicates with no foreign backing elbowed out the
British companies which , in spite of frequent “ first charges ” , that is , nominal
priority in ...
s award heavily discounted , but henceforward in several other Latin American
countries United States syndicates with no foreign backing elbowed out the
British companies which , in spite of frequent “ first charges ” , that is , nominal
priority in ...
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MONTAGUE , L . L . Haiti and the United States , 1714 – 1938 . Durham , N . C .
1940 . MORISON , S . E . Admiral Sims and the Modern American Navy . Boston ,
1942 . MORROW , R . L . “ The Negotiation of the Anglo - American Treaty of ...
MONTAGUE , L . L . Haiti and the United States , 1714 – 1938 . Durham , N . C .
1940 . MORISON , S . E . Admiral Sims and the Modern American Navy . Boston ,
1942 . MORROW , R . L . “ The Negotiation of the Anglo - American Treaty of ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Dual character of the Empire by 1870 | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
Copyright | |
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