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  <dc:title>P.L.G. , Langley Lodge, to Milner: further comments on Fisher's engagement, P.L.G.'s action when asked by Lady Ilbert of Milner's relationship with Lettice;
Brodrick's acceptance of Under-Secretary-ship at the F.O. was reluctant;
Salisbury losing control of the party;
unpopularity of Gerald Balfour's Irish Local Government Bill;
Curzon's reasons for resignation, will remove greatest threat to Chamberlain.</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>6 Oct 1898</dc:date>
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