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Page 10
But he has a mania for round - the - corner methods and round - the - corner men , so that his very colleagues of the War Cabinet are unable to guess what is going on . Nor can he distinguish between those who have axes to grind and ...
But he has a mania for round - the - corner methods and round - the - corner men , so that his very colleagues of the War Cabinet are unable to guess what is going on . Nor can he distinguish between those who have axes to grind and ...
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The alternatives would appear to lie between some one altogether outside the ranks of professional politicians , such as Sir Eric Geddes , or a Labour Premier with a Cabinet containing a judicious mixture of old and new blood .
The alternatives would appear to lie between some one altogether outside the ranks of professional politicians , such as Sir Eric Geddes , or a Labour Premier with a Cabinet containing a judicious mixture of old and new blood .
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... 1917 ) , that he had learnt during a recent visit to Washington from “ the highest authorities ” ( obviously President Wilson or some member of his Cabinet ) that the terms which it would have been possible to get from Germany a few ...
... 1917 ) , that he had learnt during a recent visit to Washington from “ the highest authorities ” ( obviously President Wilson or some member of his Cabinet ) that the terms which it would have been possible to get from Germany a few ...
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... her Press agent who had peculiarly interesting relations with our Potsdam journals , and was persona grata to British Cabinet Ministers , has succeeded Zimmermann as Foreign Secretary , because Zimmermann also was too “ moderate .
... her Press agent who had peculiarly interesting relations with our Potsdam journals , and was persona grata to British Cabinet Ministers , has succeeded Zimmermann as Foreign Secretary , because Zimmermann also was too “ moderate .
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... which is there the faintest shadow of excuse , as none of the intolerable things Home Affairs they do are demanded by any section of public opinion to which any self - respecting Cabinet would or need а pay the faintest attention .
... which is there the faintest shadow of excuse , as none of the intolerable things Home Affairs they do are demanded by any section of public opinion to which any self - respecting Cabinet would or need а pay the faintest attention .
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