The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 123Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1938 |
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Pagina 41
... foreign fancies . There is , in the first place , the question of foreign languages . No man is lightly to be chosen for the post of British Foreign Secretary who speaks any language but English ; or at least , a man burdened with such ...
... foreign fancies . There is , in the first place , the question of foreign languages . No man is lightly to be chosen for the post of British Foreign Secretary who speaks any language but English ; or at least , a man burdened with such ...
Pagina 376
... foreign troops by General Franco . In England this story has obtained wide credence , and the whole blame for foreign intervention has been thrown upon the Nationalists . I am satisfied from personal observation on the spot that , with ...
... foreign troops by General Franco . In England this story has obtained wide credence , and the whole blame for foreign intervention has been thrown upon the Nationalists . I am satisfied from personal observation on the spot that , with ...
Pagina 397
... foreign policy was relaxing its grasp . For some time there had been rumours of divergence of point of view between Mr. Eden and the Prime Minister . The rupture came on February 20 when both the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ...
... foreign policy was relaxing its grasp . For some time there had been rumours of divergence of point of view between Mr. Eden and the Prime Minister . The rupture came on February 20 when both the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ...
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