The National Review, Volume 45, Issue 2; Volume 45, Issues 268-270W.H. Allen, 1905 - English literature |
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LORD CAWDOR'S OPPORTUNITY THE advent of Lord Cawdor to the most important and respon- sible office in the Cabinet after the Premiership , marks the opening of a new period in the history of British naval adminis- tration . In the past ...
LORD CAWDOR'S OPPORTUNITY THE advent of Lord Cawdor to the most important and respon- sible office in the Cabinet after the Premiership , marks the opening of a new period in the history of British naval adminis- tration . In the past ...
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These views are expressed in their most authentic and abso- lute form by Lord Grey , the responsible author of the policy . Lord Grey was Colonial Secretary through Lord John Russell's Administration from 1846 to 1852. He published ...
These views are expressed in their most authentic and abso- lute form by Lord Grey , the responsible author of the policy . Lord Grey was Colonial Secretary through Lord John Russell's Administration from 1846 to 1852. He published ...
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... Lord Wemyss moved the following motion in the House of Lords : " That , in the opinion of this House , it would be a danger to the Realm , and limit the power of the Navy as an offensive force in war , to trust to it alone for home ...
... Lord Wemyss moved the following motion in the House of Lords : " That , in the opinion of this House , it would be a danger to the Realm , and limit the power of the Navy as an offensive force in war , to trust to it alone for home ...
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