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Index to FO 800/401-417
Catalogue reference: FO 800/418
Date: 1945
Index to FO 800/401-417
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Folios 212 - 215: Letter from Sir Arthur Nicolson to Sir Edward Grey concerning:...
Catalogue reference: FO 800/73/63
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This record is about the Folios 212 - 215: Letter from Sir Arthur Nicolson to Sir Edward Grey concerning:... dating from 1909 Mar 11 in the series Foreign Office, Private Offices: Various Ministers' and Officials' Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1909 Mar 11
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Folios 212 - 215: Letter from Sir Arthur Nicolson to Sir Edward Grey concerning: [Aleksandr] Izvolsky, the Servian [Serbian] circular and the attitude of Austria.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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Foreign Office, Private Offices: Various Ministers' and Officials' Papers
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