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Would not such a proceeding, asked Lord Kimberley, have been little short of an act of bad faith?
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgWould not such a proceeding, asked Lord Kimberley, have been little short of an act of bad faith?
Morley reflects on Lord Kimberley's concerns about the implications of bad faith in negotiations.
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