Practical Précis Writing and Indexing1905 - 260 psl. |
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Administration Admiralty Agreement arrived asked August belligerent British South Africa Bundesrath Canadian China Chinese labour Collas Colonial Office Commander-in-Chief Commissioner Concession consider contraband contraband of war copy correspondence Count Lamsdorff dated desire despatch destined duty Enclosure Esquimalt Excellency fleet Foreign Office garrison German Government Halifax and Esquimalt Hardinge honour Imperial Government important India instant instructions January Johannesburg La Guayra Lansdowne to Sir Lascelles letter lighthouses Lord Lord Kitchener Lordship Lyttelton Majesty's Government Manchuria Marquess of Lansdowne Marquess of Salisbury ment Military Supply Member Minister natives Naval Newchwang October 24 opinion Ottoman Peking Petersburgh précis present Prize Court proposed question railway receipt received reference regard regret reply request Resident Rhodesian Land Russian Government Satow Secretary seizure ships Signed Sikkim South Africa Company Southern Rhodesia tariff telegram Telegraphic Tibet Tibetans tion trade Transvaal Trinidad troops ultimo Venezuelan Government vessel Viceroy Viscount Milner
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