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Despite the Falklands, Argentina and Britain can still be friends
uk.news.yahoo.com
[Yahoo! News UK] - In 1931, Edward, Prince of Wales, delivered a speech to push trade and encourage British to be even more ambitious with "Argentinean people". It was too late. Argentina became detached from its mentors and soon became industrialised. At the same time
Britain and Argentina – we could have been good friends
blogs.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk (blog)] - In 1931, Edward, Prince of Wales, delivered a speech to push trade and encourage British to be even more ambitious with "Argentinean people". Anyone analysing the Argentinian people might say that they had a love-hate relationship with the British.
Parking plan floated for park
www.gympietimes.com.au
[Gympie Times] - The park was opened on April 20, but the first official function in the park was an address to His Royal Highness Edward, Prince of Wales, during the Prince's visit to Gympie on 3 August Funded largely by community subscription and built on
Google News: Student Clubs and Societies: Importance and Historical Context
[The University Times] - After attending a performance by the Society during the royal visit of 1885, Edward Prince of Wales became its Patron until and was succeeded by George V between and (p. 55) Societies and clubs align the student experience with John
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