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Section VI compels Germany to recognize the British protectorate over Egypt , and Section VIII to transfer her rights and concessions in Shan - tung to Japan . Egypt and China were belligerent nations , drawn into the war on our side ...
Section VI compels Germany to recognize the British protectorate over Egypt , and Section VIII to transfer her rights and concessions in Shan - tung to Japan . Egypt and China were belligerent nations , drawn into the war on our side ...
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Paris could not settle the destinies of If Egypt is an independent and sovthe whole world , and that Egypt was an ereign state , the British protectorate is internal question of the British Empire . null and void .
Paris could not settle the destinies of If Egypt is an independent and sovthe whole world , and that Egypt was an ereign state , the British protectorate is internal question of the British Empire . null and void .
Page 101
Paris could not settle the destinies of If Egypt is an independent and sovthe whole world , and that Egypt was an ereign state , the British protectorate is internal question of the British Empire . null and void .
Paris could not settle the destinies of If Egypt is an independent and sovthe whole world , and that Egypt was an ereign state , the British protectorate is internal question of the British Empire . null and void .
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The Drought A Story | 13 |
The Death of Charlemagne | 23 |
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| Title | The Century: A Popular Quarterly, Volume 100 |
| Editors | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Publisher | Century Company, 1920 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
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