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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... Secretary of State , and pro- tested when Bowen sought the opinion of the law officers at home . But all the acts censured by Cardwell in Darling's case had been certified by his law officers to be legal : the Secretary of State then ...
... Secretary of State , and pro- tested when Bowen sought the opinion of the law officers at home . But all the acts censured by Cardwell in Darling's case had been certified by his law officers to be legal : the Secretary of State then ...
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... Secretary - at- War ( until the abolition of that office in 1863 ) , the Secretary of State for War , and the Commander - in - Chief . The classes of most importance for Australasia are : W.O. 1. IN - LETTERS to Secretary - at - War ...
... Secretary - at- War ( until the abolition of that office in 1863 ) , the Secretary of State for War , and the Commander - in - Chief . The classes of most importance for Australasia are : W.O. 1. IN - LETTERS to Secretary - at - War ...
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... Secretary's Office . Correspondence files , 1836-7 , 1839-70 . Education Department . Collection of histories of ... Secretary of State for the Colonies , 1851-6 , 11 vols . Confidential despatches to the Secretary of State for the ...
... Secretary's Office . Correspondence files , 1836-7 , 1839-70 . Education Department . Collection of histories of ... Secretary of State for the Colonies , 1851-6 , 11 vols . Confidential despatches to the Secretary of State for the ...
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