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Commonwealth Institutes of International Affairs

1978; SAGE Publishing; Volume: 33; Issue: 1 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1177/002070207803300102

2052-465X

T. B. Millar,

Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism

Philip Kerr1 comes round and we draft a telegram to Belgrade to tell the Serbs they must stop fighting in Carinthia. A dinner in the evening to discuss the formation of an AngloAmerican Institute of Foreign Affairs, with an annual register or yearbook. Lionel Curtis,2 who conceived the scheme, explains his purposes in a really admirable speech. A discussion follows. General Bliss, Bob Cecil, Crowe, Eustace Percy, Coolidge, Headlam Morley, Latham are there.8 Crowe makes a speech criticizing the scheme. Bob Cecil supports it. He said one true thing. He said, 'There is no single person in this room who is not disappointed with the terms we have drafted. Yet