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The Prime Minister indignantly repudiated statements re- flecting on the Chief Secretary's bona fides , which he said was proved by his prompt denunciation of the Devolution Scheme as soon as it came to his notice .
The Prime Minister indignantly repudiated statements re- flecting on the Chief Secretary's bona fides , which he said was proved by his prompt denunciation of the Devolution Scheme as soon as it came to his notice .
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of which the Commander - in - Chief and the Military Supply Member should be essential members , and that a schedule should be prepared of changes on which the Commander - in- Chief's Department should be bound to consult the Viceroy .
of which the Commander - in - Chief and the Military Supply Member should be essential members , and that a schedule should be prepared of changes on which the Commander - in- Chief's Department should be bound to consult the Viceroy .
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For some time previously there had been rumours of friction between the Viceroy and the Commander - in - Chief , and of threats of resigna- tion by one or the other . These had been contradicted , and then again repeated .
For some time previously there had been rumours of friction between the Viceroy and the Commander - in - Chief , and of threats of resigna- tion by one or the other . These had been contradicted , and then again repeated .
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