THE DOMINIONS' PART
]N PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. Speaking in the House of Commons on tlie work of the Dominions' Prime Ministers in Iho ponce negotiations, Mr. Lloyd George said:—". . . I should like also to be able to sa.v how muck we owe to the l'rinie Ministers and other members of the great Dominions' Governments for tho assistance which tliey gave—Sir Robert Borden, Mr. Hughe;!, Mr. Massey, and General Botha. (Cheers.) They took part in some of the most difficult commission!), notably the Territorial Commissions, for the adjustment of the extraordinarily delicate and complex ethnical, economic, and strategic questions which arose between the various Stntps throughout Europe. They, in the main, represented Ihe Bril'sh Emnire on many of these most difiicult commissions, and we owe a Brent denl lo the ability and judgment with which tliey discharged their functions. . ."
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 21, 20 October 1919, Page 4
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137THE DOMINIONS' PART Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 21, 20 October 1919, Page 4
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