The Quarterly Review, 282. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... Conference of 1887. The only positive outcome was , however , an agreement concluded with Australia . The Imperial Government undertook to maintain a strong squadron of cruisers and gunboats in the Western Pacific ; Australia agreed to ...
... Conference of 1887. The only positive outcome was , however , an agreement concluded with Australia . The Imperial Government undertook to maintain a strong squadron of cruisers and gunboats in the Western Pacific ; Australia agreed to ...
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... Conference : there the leading countries , said Mr Cordell Hull succinctly , abandoned the hermit route to isolationism . ' The British , for all the glories of their poetry , have often been accused of lacking imagination : we have at ...
... Conference : there the leading countries , said Mr Cordell Hull succinctly , abandoned the hermit route to isolationism . ' The British , for all the glories of their poetry , have often been accused of lacking imagination : we have at ...
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... Conference met for the first time in Plenary Session on May 18 , when Mr Marvin Jones , chairman of the United States delegation , was named President . It appointed a steering steering ' committee of eleven members , and divided its ...
... Conference met for the first time in Plenary Session on May 18 , when Mr Marvin Jones , chairman of the United States delegation , was named President . It appointed a steering steering ' committee of eleven members , and divided its ...
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