Philip Currie

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Baron Philip Henry Wodehouse Currie (October 13, 1834 - May 12, 1906) was a British diplomat. He served as her Majesty's ambassador at Constantinople since 1893; has been connected with the Foreign Office since 1854; had been attaché at St. Petersburg, and was secretary to Lord Salisbury. He was Ambassador to Italy 1898 and 1900-02.

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