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Robert John, Behind the Balfour Declaration |
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| | 64} Negotiations for a series of loans totalling $190,000,000 by the United States to the Provisional Government in Russia of Alexander Kerensky were begun on the advice of the U.S. ambassador to Russia, David R. Francis, who noted in his telegram to Secretary of State Lansing, "financial aid now from America would be a masterstroke. |
| | David Lloyd George on the Balfour Declaration: l-george.html. |
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