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Folios 379 - 381: Letter from James Masterton Smith to (James) Eric Drummond concerning:...
Catalogue reference: FO 800/88/131
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- 1915 June 8
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Folios 379 - 381: Letter from James Masterton Smith to (James) Eric Drummond concerning: Freedom of the seas: Arthur Balfour does not wish to have any responsibility for the proposed telegram to Sir Cecil Spring Rice. Includes a telegram from Spring Rice dated 8 June 1915.
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Foreign Office, Private Offices: Various Ministers' and Officials' Papers
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