The Quarterly Review, Volume 293William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1955 |
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... foreign staff are employed in various capacities . Thus during the academic year 1950-51 there were some fifty foreign teachers , including twelve Britons , employed in institutions of higher education . At the request of Iraq a mission ...
... foreign staff are employed in various capacities . Thus during the academic year 1950-51 there were some fifty foreign teachers , including twelve Britons , employed in institutions of higher education . At the request of Iraq a mission ...
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... Foreign Minister , he was very guarded . He received all the foreign ambassadors in turn and struck up a friendship with Sir Ronald Graham , whose advice he came to count upon . Mussolini was most anxious at that time to maintain ...
... Foreign Minister , he was very guarded . He received all the foreign ambassadors in turn and struck up a friendship with Sir Ronald Graham , whose advice he came to count upon . Mussolini was most anxious at that time to maintain ...
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... Foreign Office , ' by Lord Strang and other Members of the Foreign Service , is a notable addition to ' The New Whitehall Series ' published by Messrs George Allen & Unwin . It is pointed out that , though the title is used to be in ...
... Foreign Office , ' by Lord Strang and other Members of the Foreign Service , is a notable addition to ' The New Whitehall Series ' published by Messrs George Allen & Unwin . It is pointed out that , though the title is used to be in ...
Contents
How Neville Chamberlain fought Hitler | 1 |
Editor and Bio grapher | 2 |
The Unloved Lawyer | 3 |
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