The Quarterly Review, Volumes 291-292John Murray, 1953 - English literature |
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Page 283
... Britain , America , and China , abundantly clear . The decline in Britain's strength in the Pacific has been further accelerated since the Second World War because the greater dangers and commitments that she faces on the Continent ...
... Britain , America , and China , abundantly clear . The decline in Britain's strength in the Pacific has been further accelerated since the Second World War because the greater dangers and commitments that she faces on the Continent ...
Page 284
... Britain's basic strategic position precludes much commitment of resources to the Pacific . What are the policies she ... Britain should be kept out of a Pact concluded between America on the one hand and two members of the ...
... Britain's basic strategic position precludes much commitment of resources to the Pacific . What are the policies she ... Britain should be kept out of a Pact concluded between America on the one hand and two members of the ...
Page 290
... Britain's policy and America's and has chosen America's has been one of the elements in the change . But though it ... Britain , the arch- colonial power , would come to terms with the revolution there more rapidly and more readily ...
... Britain's policy and America's and has chosen America's has been one of the elements in the change . But though it ... Britain , the arch- colonial power , would come to terms with the revolution there more rapidly and more readily ...
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The Third Marquess of Salisbury as Empire Builder | 3 |
THE THIRD MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AS EMPIRE | 14 |
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