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These memoirs make no mention of Hohenlohe's attitude to England during the
Boer War , and , what is more remarkable , of his action in regard to the Kruger
telegram of January 1896 . I have the very best reason for believing that he ...
These memoirs make no mention of Hohenlohe's attitude to England during the
Boer War , and , what is more remarkable , of his action in regard to the Kruger
telegram of January 1896 . I have the very best reason for believing that he ...
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conflict with England in Africa we should have had to rely solely upon our own
strength . From the perception of this fact a conscientious Government was bound
to draw its own conclusions , and we drew our conclusions . In the diplomatic ...
conflict with England in Africa we should have had to rely solely upon our own
strength . From the perception of this fact a conscientious Government was bound
to draw its own conclusions , and we drew our conclusions . In the diplomatic ...
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This phenomenon in itself , this clinging of all to some dream of connection with
England , shows that there is no really insuperable difficulty , if the matter were
dispassionately considered , in bringing an end to the discontent . Race instinct is
...
This phenomenon in itself , this clinging of all to some dream of connection with
England , shows that there is no really insuperable difficulty , if the matter were
dispassionately considered , in bringing an end to the discontent . Race instinct is
...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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