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The guardians: the League of Nations and the crisis of empire

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PART I: MAKING THE MANDATES SYSTEM PART II: RETREAT FROM SELF-DETERMINATION, 1923-1930 PART III: NEW TIMES, NEW NORMS, 1927-1933 PART IV: BETWEEN EMPIRE AND INTERNATIONALISM, 1933-1939

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