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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333977842ed some time ago, the standard phrases such as ‘autonomous nations’, ‘continuous consultation’ and ‘an adequate voice in foreign policy’, had been in circulation since 1911.. Indeed, there were some who felt that by 1926 the time had come to reverse, rather than commence, the implementation of equal

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,International Turmoil — 1914–45,ge of Whitehall discussions lay the fundamental concern that Dominion assistance in war should be protected from erosion, whatever else might be conceded to ‘modern times’. The UK could have countered the political implications of constitutional change by an outright rejection of those neutralist an

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230506152Europe. One example of this was the position taken up by Philip Snowden,. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the 1929 Hague reparations conference where he insisted that the UK’s share of payments had been consistently whittled away without a comparable degree of restraint and compromise emerging f

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Robin Matthews,Anthony Shoebridge through the propaganda machine which sought to project the image of the great British diaspora finally unified under the stress of conflict. The post-war years only served to intensify the pressures which had created this imperial ideology. Britain, like all the other industrial nations, found itse

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,The Balfour Report and Constitutional Change 1926–1930,ed some time ago, the standard phrases such as ‘autonomous nations’, ‘continuous consultation’ and ‘an adequate voice in foreign policy’, had been in circulation since 1911.. Indeed, there were some who felt that by 1926 the time had come to reverse, rather than commence, the implementation of equal

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