- rule of
international law
applicable in
armed conflict and
which are not
perfidious because they do not
invite the
confidence of an
adversary with respect...
- "
Perfidious Albion" is a
pejorative phrase used
within the
context of
international relations diplomacy to
refer to acts of
diplomatic slights, duplicity...
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Perfidious Albion was a
British board game and
wargame magazine,
published and
edited by
Charles Vasey and
Geoff Barnard. In the
early 1970s,
Charles Vasey...
- The
Perfidious Brother is a 1716
tragedy by the
British writer Lewis Theobald. A
dispute rose of the
authorship of the play when a
watchmaker and aspiring...
-
British as
oppressive German-hating plutocrats.
During the war, it
accused "
perfidious Albion" of war
crimes and
sought to
drive a
wedge between Britain and...
- information,
being deliberately deceptive, or
showing knavishness,
perfidiousness, corruption, treachery, or
deficient integrity.
Dishonesty is a basic...
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Henley (July 7, 2006). "Wimps,
weasels and monkeys – the US
media view of '
perfidious France'".
Guardian Unlimited. London.
Archived from the
original on August...
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Jerusalem in 1322,
reported that Durrës was "inhabited by Latins, Gr****s,
perfidious Jews and
barbaric Albanians". When the
Serbian Tsar Dušan died in 1355...
- Sidelines. Routledge. p. 46. ISBN 978-1-134-35452-8.
James R. V. Ellison, "
Perfidious Albion? Britain, Plan G and
European Integration, 1955–1956", Contemporary...
- 2003). "Wimps,
weasels and
monkeys – the
United States media view of '
perfidious France'". The Guardian.
Archived from the
original on 12
March 2021. Retrieved...
