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His Majesty ' s Government ' s statement of June 3 , 1947 , superseded the
Cabinet Mission ' s plan , but confirmed that their policy vis à vis the Indian States
remained unchanged ; and as this statement was accepted both by Congress
and ...
His Majesty ' s Government ' s statement of June 3 , 1947 , superseded the
Cabinet Mission ' s plan , but confirmed that their policy vis à vis the Indian States
remained unchanged ; and as this statement was accepted both by Congress
and ...
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... might in certain circumstances be sufficient, and this is a view which received a
considerable amount of acceptance. ... whether provocation by words alone
could be accepted as sufficient to withdraw a case from the category of murder.
... might in certain circumstances be sufficient, and this is a view which received a
considerable amount of acceptance. ... whether provocation by words alone
could be accepted as sufficient to withdraw a case from the category of murder.
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The Wafd accepted independence , but not the reservations , and independence
implied the framing of a new constitution under which the Sultan became King of
Egypt and had to be deterred from adding the Sudan to his titular territories .
The Wafd accepted independence , but not the reservations , and independence
implied the framing of a new constitution under which the Sultan became King of
Egypt and had to be deterred from adding the Sudan to his titular territories .
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