The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Pagina 163
... British Government , contained ' somewhat serious criticisms ' of the Mandatory Power . The partial inaction of the Government was condemned , as already stated the armed forces in the country were held not to have been sufficient to ...
... British Government , contained ' somewhat serious criticisms ' of the Mandatory Power . The partial inaction of the Government was condemned , as already stated the armed forces in the country were held not to have been sufficient to ...
Pagina 166
... British goods may not enjoy preferential treatment , the Mandate favours our trade and results in the employment of a number of British officials and police . Although , in my opinion , these enormous assets are in no way ...
... British goods may not enjoy preferential treatment , the Mandate favours our trade and results in the employment of a number of British officials and police . Although , in my opinion , these enormous assets are in no way ...
Pagina 289
... British capital and enterprise . ' 6 She spent some time as the guest of the British Lieutenant - Governor , Captain Shaw , and at first found him rather unwilling that she should extend her travels into the interior . At last he ...
... British capital and enterprise . ' 6 She spent some time as the guest of the British Lieutenant - Governor , Captain Shaw , and at first found him rather unwilling that she should extend her travels into the interior . At last he ...
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