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Cameron, G.R. and Foss, G.L. 1941. Effect of low concentrations of phosgene for 5 hours on 5 consecutive days in groups of different animals. Washington, DC British Embassy Defense Staff Porton report no. 2316, serial no. 63. (Cited in EPA 1986)... 

Sir Patrick Dean (British Embassy, Washington) to Sir Paul Gore-Booth (British High Commission, New Delhi), lOJune 1965 (two letters), PREM 13/215 note of meeting in State Department, 30 June 1965, PREM 13/216, TNA. 

Note of meeting at the British Embassy, Washington, 17 Dec. 1965, PREM 13/799, TNA. 

On Jan. 19, 1917, Milner left London at the head of an Allied mission which, during three weeks in Petrograd, laid down a suitable scheme for keeping the Russian forces supplied with Western munitions.. .. It was widely believed at the time that the February Revolution (installing Kerensky — ed.) was hatched at the British Embassy. 

Cameron, G.R., Courtice, F.C., Foss, G.L. (1942). Effect of exposing different animals to low concentrations of phosgene (1 5,000,000 = 0.9 mg/m ) for 5 hours on five consecutive days. Second report. In First report on phosgene poisoning Chapter VIII. Washington DC British Embassy Defence Staff Porton Report No. 2349. 

Before returning to England, Mary Wortley did have her son inoculated, eliciting the help of Charles Maitland, the surgeon to the British Embassy in... 

T.T. SALUSBURY Science and Technology Section British Embassy Japan... 

T.T. Salusbury First Secretary, Science and Technology Section, British Embassy, 1 Ichiban-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102, Japan. 

Roos, U., Research and Technology Policy, R T Note No. 010 04 Date 9 March 2004, Stagnation in German R D Expenditure, British Embassy, Berlin, Germany... 

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