A Prime Minister on Prime MinistersWeidenfeld & Nicolson, 1977 - 334 páginas |
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... President . In other circumstances he would have asked the Foreign Secretary to go , but Bevin's health ruled that out , and a sea voyage would take too long . He would try to contact the President on the transatlantic telephone , a ...
... President . In other circumstances he would have asked the Foreign Secretary to go , but Bevin's health ruled that out , and a sea voyage would take too long . He would try to contact the President on the transatlantic telephone , a ...
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... President . In other circumstances he would have asked the Foreign Secretary to go , but Bevin's health ruled that out , and a sea voyage would take too long . He would try to contact the President on the transatlantic telephone , a ...
... President . In other circumstances he would have asked the Foreign Secretary to go , but Bevin's health ruled that out , and a sea voyage would take too long . He would try to contact the President on the transatlantic telephone , a ...
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... President's anger in the autumn of 1956 , could have foreseen Macmillan's success in persuading Eisenhower to come over for an official visit on the eve of the 1959 election , and parade him round London as a prize exhibit to help in ...
... President's anger in the autumn of 1956 , could have foreseen Macmillan's success in persuading Eisenhower to come over for an official visit on the eve of the 1959 election , and parade him round London as a prize exhibit to help in ...
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The First Prime Ministers | 8 |
Politics in Transition 18461854 | 61 |
Towards the Modern Age 18851908 | 128 |
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