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LORD PERTH - Mr Eric Drummond as he then was - - began his career at the
Foreign Office under the rule of Lord Salisbury ; and he imbibed from that ancient
master of foreign affairs the tinge of cynical nonchalance which on occasions ...
LORD PERTH - Mr Eric Drummond as he then was - - began his career at the
Foreign Office under the rule of Lord Salisbury ; and he imbibed from that ancient
master of foreign affairs the tinge of cynical nonchalance which on occasions ...
Page 193
The British Government was not fortunate in its foreign appointments during the
critical years of the 1930 ' s . Room should have been found for Sir Eric
Drummond at the Foreign Office , where all his previous experience had been
gained .
The British Government was not fortunate in its foreign appointments during the
critical years of the 1930 ' s . Room should have been found for Sir Eric
Drummond at the Foreign Office , where all his previous experience had been
gained .
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To have made Sir Eric Drummond Foreign Secretary would, of course, have been
an innovation—though Lord Salisbury had earnestly begged Lord Lyons, then
ambassador in Paris, to become Foreign Secretary in 1886. But Sir Eric had ...
To have made Sir Eric Drummond Foreign Secretary would, of course, have been
an innovation—though Lord Salisbury had earnestly begged Lord Lyons, then
ambassador in Paris, to become Foreign Secretary in 1886. But Sir Eric had ...
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