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lozzzz | 11:31 Thu 04th Aug 2005 | History
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The Salisbury "Agreement" was concerned with Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence in the mid-1960s. I wonder, though, whether you are referring to the Salisbury "Convention" which has to do with House of Lords' intervention in House of Commons legislation.
If the latter, click here for a website about the Parliament Acts of 1911 and 1949. Once there, near the end of the section on the 1949 Act, you will see a reference to the Salisbury Convention in blue. Click on that for further information.

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It was about Rhodesia..thanks
Whatever it was, there was a lot at steak.       /rimshot

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