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Page 197
A period of grace of two or three years would be granted to enable foreign
shipowners to conform to the new régime, but “at the end of that time they must
be subjected to the same regulations as British shipowners.” So far so good, and
if it ...
A period of grace of two or three years would be granted to enable foreign
shipowners to conform to the new régime, but “at the end of that time they must
be subjected to the same regulations as British shipowners.” So far so good, and
if it ...
Page 211
And it can only become hopeless through the fault of the British people at home. I
know there is another theory of the best way to retain South Africa, and one which
is held even by some of those who during the war were whole-heartedly on ...
And it can only become hopeless through the fault of the British people at home. I
know there is another theory of the best way to retain South Africa, and one which
is held even by some of those who during the war were whole-heartedly on ...
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expect anything of the kind. Not enthusiasm—but, we may reasonably hope,
acquiescence. Yes, and in process of time, perhaps even something better—a
temperate recognition of the advantages of British citizenship, of the wider
outlook and ...
expect anything of the kind. Not enthusiasm—but, we may reasonably hope,
acquiescence. Yes, and in process of time, perhaps even something better—a
temperate recognition of the advantages of British citizenship, of the wider
outlook and ...
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ARMAGH The Archbishop of Edmund Burke 77 | 56 |
ListER The Hon Charles The Value of a Public School | 70 |
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