(see Appendix). These principles, which were time, the PFwas reassured that, if the Confer -largely taken from a draft proposal tabled in ence failed because of Britain or Muzorewa, advance by Nyerere, were then endorsed by the Front-Line States would support fully a the 41 Commonwealth leaders as a group. renewal of the armed conflict; moreover, the Britain then announced that a constitutional guerrillas could continue the war during the conference would begin on 10 September Conference, until a cease-fire should take ef-at Lancaster House, London, and that fect. Following this confrontation, which

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(see Appendix). These principles, which were time, the PFwas reassured that, if the Confer -largely taken from a draft proposal tabled in ence failed because of Britain or Muzorewa, advance by Nyerere, were then endorsed by the Front-Line States would support fully a the 41 Commonwealth leaders as a group. renewal of the armed conflict; moreover, the Britain then announced that a constitutional guerrillas could continue the war during the conference would begin on 10 September Conference, until a cease-fire should take ef-at Lancaster House, London, and that fect. Following this confrontation, which

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(see Appendix). These principles, which were time, the PFwas reassured that, if the Confer -largely taken from a draft proposal tabled in ence failed because of Britain or Muzorewa, advance by Nyerere, were then endorsed by the Front-Line States would support fully a the 41 Commonwealth leaders as a group. renewal of the armed conflict; moreover, the Britain then announced that a constitutional guerrillas could continue the war during the conference would begin on 10 September Conference, until a cease-fire should take ef-at Lancaster House, London, and that fect. Following this confrontation, which

ABSTRACT

(see Appendix). These principles, which were largely taken from a draft proposal tabled in advance by Nyerere, were then endorsed by the 41 Commonwealth leaders as a group. Britain then announced that a constitutional conference would begin on 10 September 1979 at Lancaster House, London, and that delegations must have full powers of negotiation and commitment.