The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 244
... British , because just as Greece is free because British influence prevails , so would Yugoslavia be free were British influence to prevail . a The Germans are gone , but Mihailovitch remains . He still has a large popular following and ...
... British , because just as Greece is free because British influence prevails , so would Yugoslavia be free were British influence to prevail . a The Germans are gone , but Mihailovitch remains . He still has a large popular following and ...
Pagina 277
... British settlers . They are British subjects , and have never had any domicile other than their present one . Unquestionably they have exactly the same claim as the Malays to eligibility for a share in the government and the ...
... British settlers . They are British subjects , and have never had any domicile other than their present one . Unquestionably they have exactly the same claim as the Malays to eligibility for a share in the government and the ...
Pagina 279
... British Government , has accepted a British officer to advise it in the general administration , and has bound itself to act upon that advice in all matters except those that affect the Muhammadan religion and Malay custom . In the ...
... British Government , has accepted a British officer to advise it in the general administration , and has bound itself to act upon that advice in all matters except those that affect the Muhammadan religion and Malay custom . In the ...
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