The Cyclopedic Review of Current History, Volumen4Evening News Association, 1895 |
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JANUARY , 1894 --- DECEMBER , 1894 . PAGE . ! PAGE . Africa , The partition of- 1 101 951 106 Franco - German agreement . 108 Anglo - Belgian agreement .. 333 477 Objections of France and Germany 334 Anglo - Italian agreement ... 335 ...
JANUARY , 1894 --- DECEMBER , 1894 . PAGE . ! PAGE . Africa , The partition of- 1 101 951 106 Franco - German agreement . 108 Anglo - Belgian agreement .. 333 477 Objections of France and Germany 334 Anglo - Italian agreement ... 335 ...
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... December 28 , 1849 . He is a major in the German army , has served the empire in various diplomatic offices , and was secretary of the embassy at London , and minister at the Hague . He was appointed head of the foreign office in 1886 ...
... December 28 , 1849 . He is a major in the German army , has served the empire in various diplomatic offices , and was secretary of the embassy at London , and minister at the Hague . He was appointed head of the foreign office in 1886 ...
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... December 16 , 1893 , some alarm was reawakened by the receipt by the British minister at Honolulu of permission from his government to land marines from the English warship in the harbor , when it might be deemed necessary for the ...
... December 16 , 1893 , some alarm was reawakened by the receipt by the British minister at Honolulu of permission from his government to land marines from the English warship in the harbor , when it might be deemed necessary for the ...
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... December 27 , 1893 , an important letter appeared in the Hawaiian Star , written by the Prince A. K. Kunuiakea and signifying his conversion to the cause of annexation of the islands to the United States . wrote : He " Permit me , as ...
... December 27 , 1893 , an important letter appeared in the Hawaiian Star , written by the Prince A. K. Kunuiakea and signifying his conversion to the cause of annexation of the islands to the United States . wrote : He " Permit me , as ...
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... December 15 and 18 , gave writ- ten pledges of the fullest amnesty to the Revolutionists , and that she would abide by the liberal constitution of 1887 , and also assume all obligations incurred by the pro- visional government ...
... December 15 and 18 , gave writ- ten pledges of the fullest amnesty to the Revolutionists , and that she would abide by the liberal constitution of 1887 , and also assume all obligations incurred by the pro- visional government ...
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