The Quarterly Review, Volumes 237-238William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1922 |
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... Great Britain , whereby Eritrea and the whole of Abyssinia , assumed by both parties to be an Italian protectorate , were recognised as within the Italian ' sphere of influence . ' In reply to the first of these agreements Menelik ...
... Great Britain , whereby Eritrea and the whole of Abyssinia , assumed by both parties to be an Italian protectorate , were recognised as within the Italian ' sphere of influence . ' In reply to the first of these agreements Menelik ...
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... Great Britain , and the Sudanese Government . From being the southernmost town of the isolated and semi - independent kingdom of Shoa , Menelik had made Addis Abbaba into the centrally situated capital of a vast and united Abyssinian ...
... Great Britain , and the Sudanese Government . From being the southernmost town of the isolated and semi - independent kingdom of Shoa , Menelik had made Addis Abbaba into the centrally situated capital of a vast and united Abyssinian ...
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... Great Britain , France and Italy - one of the first - fruits of the Entente Cordiale of 1904 - was communicated to him for signature , for nearly six months he hesitated what to do , because although ostensibly it guaranteed the ...
... Great Britain , France and Italy - one of the first - fruits of the Entente Cordiale of 1904 - was communicated to him for signature , for nearly six months he hesitated what to do , because although ostensibly it guaranteed the ...
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... Great Britain and France made it plain that clause xiii of the Treaty only promised rectifications of her frontiers at the expense of the British and French territories bordering upon them , and Khartur ABYSSINIA English Miles 오 50 100 ...
... Great Britain and France made it plain that clause xiii of the Treaty only promised rectifications of her frontiers at the expense of the British and French territories bordering upon them , and Khartur ABYSSINIA English Miles 오 50 100 ...
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... Great Britain , France , Italy , the United States , and Japan , with Mr Davison as Chairman . Its head - quarters were fixed at Geneva , and David Henderson was appointed Vice - Chair- man and Director - General . It was work for which ...
... Great Britain , France , Italy , the United States , and Japan , with Mr Davison as Chairman . Its head - quarters were fixed at Geneva , and David Henderson was appointed Vice - Chair- man and Director - General . It was work for which ...
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