The National Review, Volume 79W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 430
... Foreign Office a Foreign Secretary beside whose oriental passion for personal government Mr. Lloyd George's methods have been a model of regularity and self - effacement . We have heard much of the " reform of the Foreign Office ...
... Foreign Office a Foreign Secretary beside whose oriental passion for personal government Mr. Lloyd George's methods have been a model of regularity and self - effacement . We have heard much of the " reform of the Foreign Office ...
Page 433
... foreign affairs which it is wholly unable to perform . There has always been a tendency in the Foreign Office to concentrate business in the hands of the Foreign Secretary's private secretary as a kind of chef de cabinet . The ...
... foreign affairs which it is wholly unable to perform . There has always been a tendency in the Foreign Office to concentrate business in the hands of the Foreign Secretary's private secretary as a kind of chef de cabinet . The ...
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... Foreign Office was not necessary , and would not have hap- pened if Lord Curzon had known anything of Foreign Office organization as it existed at the end of 1918 , or had cared anything for one half of the problems which go to make up ...
... Foreign Office was not necessary , and would not have hap- pened if Lord Curzon had known anything of Foreign Office organization as it existed at the end of 1918 , or had cared anything for one half of the problems which go to make up ...
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HOLBROOKE Joseph | 61 |
ASTOR VISCOUNT | 66 |
Edward de Vere and the Shakespeare Plays | 94 |
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