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... government for the colonial territories , preferably within the Commonwealth . All our policies have been designed to that end and colonial political leaders can hardly be blamed for taking us at our word . Of course , self - government ...
... government for the colonial territories , preferably within the Commonwealth . All our policies have been designed to that end and colonial political leaders can hardly be blamed for taking us at our word . Of course , self - government ...
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... Governments . There can therefore be no doubt that our Government is determined to stand firm , and we trust that it is receiving moral and diplomatic support from the Americans . The latter can hardly wonder at our interest in Suez ...
... Governments . There can therefore be no doubt that our Government is determined to stand firm , and we trust that it is receiving moral and diplomatic support from the Americans . The latter can hardly wonder at our interest in Suez ...
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... Government ; it would be subject to rules and standards laid down by the Government ; its initial capital would be provided by the Treasury . But it would hire broadcasting facilities to privately financed companies , whose revenue ...
... Government ; it would be subject to rules and standards laid down by the Government ; its initial capital would be provided by the Treasury . But it would hire broadcasting facilities to privately financed companies , whose revenue ...
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