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Caradon, Hugh Foot Baron

1907–1990

Also known as Caradon, Hugh Foot

15 works

1953–1985 across 15 dated works

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Constitutional reform, a new system of government for Jamaica: three broadcast talks ...1953
Empire into Commonwealth1960
A start in freedom.1964
Ferment in Africa1964

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Empire into Commonwealth1960
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Race relations in the British Commonwealth and the United Nations1967
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A start in freedom.1964
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Southern Africa in international relations1970
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Greece and Cyprus in history1985
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"Hasten your horses"1979
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The future of Jerusalem: a review of proposals for the future of the city1979
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The new nations and the United Nations1967
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The need for new initiatives in international affairs: the eighth Noel Buxton lecture at the University of Essex, 25th May 19721973
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Three views on commitment; delivered to an Oxfam youth discussion in 19661967
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Ferment in Africa1964
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Dangers and hopes at the United Nations1967
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A plan for peace1970
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'I cannot believe that there are any who wish the practical tasks of the United Nations to come to a stop': the speech of Lord Caradon on 19th January 1965 to the nineteenth session of the United Nations General Assembly. Lord Caradon, Britains Permanent Representative at the United Nations, was speaking at a time of concern - even anxiety - about the future ofthe organization.1965
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Constitutional reform, a new system of government for Jamaica: three broadcast talks ...1953
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