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Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt wrote of Lee: "The military attachés came out to look on-English, German, Russian, French and Japanese. With the Englishman, Captain Arthur Lee, a capital fellow, we
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British attaché, spent some time with us; we had begun to regard him as almost a member of the regiment." Later in life Theodore Roosevelt wrote to
684:, in 1905 and the defeat of the Conservative Party in the elections of 1906 and 1910 postponed Lee's further office for a decade. He was Chairman of the Parliamentary Aerial Defence Committee, from 1910 to 1914. He also introduced the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1912.
988:. Lady Lee also presented the RMC Museum with three photographs of Lord Lee –- two of them taken in Kingston, one in uniform in 1893, and the other in 1896 wearing a checked suit, silver-topped stick in hand. The third is a photograph of the portrait by
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1021:Baddeley, V. W.; Brodie, Marc (January 2008).
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484:Professor at Royal Military College of Canada
412:Arthur Hamilton Lee was born at The Rectory,
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1425:(Supplement). 27 October 1914. p. 8752.
1033:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
424:St. Mary's Church. He was a grandson of Sir
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1871:Cheltenham College: the first hundred years
1458:(Supplement). 11 August 1916. p. 7978.
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783:, succeeding Prothero. He became
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359:British Embassy in Washington
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2462:Sir John Pakington, Bt
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2667:The Earl of Selkirk
2532:The Lord Tweedmouth
2487:William Henry Smith
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676:The resignation of
565:Diplomatic postings
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216:Arthur Hamilton Lee
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599:Lieutenant Colonel
591:Theodore Roosevelt
575:United States Army
547:Klondike Gold Rush
448:, Lee entered the
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434:Battle of the Nile
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