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Pagina 46
... Foreign Office . Of course , he makes no such claim ; but the old diplomacy speaks from his every page . By inborn talent and by choice he became engulfed in foreign affairs . They were the climate in which his nature grew to complete ...
... Foreign Office . Of course , he makes no such claim ; but the old diplomacy speaks from his every page . By inborn talent and by choice he became engulfed in foreign affairs . They were the climate in which his nature grew to complete ...
Pagina 128
... foreign policy of two sovereign states is something very much more than the parallel foreign policy which they have sometimes been willing to consider ; for with it a fraction of national sovereignty is resigned . Yet it is perhaps not ...
... foreign policy of two sovereign states is something very much more than the parallel foreign policy which they have sometimes been willing to consider ; for with it a fraction of national sovereignty is resigned . Yet it is perhaps not ...
Pagina 261
... Foreign Office , when asked what were the three most important things in life . More vague abstractions are probably now being wasted on the last of these concepts than on either of the other two , because so little attempt is ever made ...
... Foreign Office , when asked what were the three most important things in life . More vague abstractions are probably now being wasted on the last of these concepts than on either of the other two , because so little attempt is ever made ...
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