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Pagina 17
... Britain that India and Pakistan will turn , and there can be no doubt that Britain will be ready to respond , not only because of the obligations arising from past connections , but also because of her need to maintain her own business ...
... Britain that India and Pakistan will turn , and there can be no doubt that Britain will be ready to respond , not only because of the obligations arising from past connections , but also because of her need to maintain her own business ...
Pagina 95
... Britain is trying to be part of two worlds , the Commonwealth and Europe . The burden of this re - orientation of Greece lies chiefly on the U.S.A. Any more restricted achievement than this on the part of the U.S.A. would not be success ...
... Britain is trying to be part of two worlds , the Commonwealth and Europe . The burden of this re - orientation of Greece lies chiefly on the U.S.A. Any more restricted achievement than this on the part of the U.S.A. would not be success ...
Pagina 122
... Britain's favour , as an importer on balance ) . They therefore loomed large after this second war , when Britain lost most of her income from foreign investment and from services rendered to foreigners . Accordingly , with varying ...
... Britain's favour , as an importer on balance ) . They therefore loomed large after this second war , when Britain lost most of her income from foreign investment and from services rendered to foreigners . Accordingly , with varying ...
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