The National Review, Volume 71W.H. Allen, 1918 - English literature |
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... course , always scope for miracles , the unexpected is a constant factor in human affairs , but short of miracles , on which we should be foolish to count , it is difficult to see how the Civilized Powers can reasonably hope to secure a ...
... course , always scope for miracles , the unexpected is a constant factor in human affairs , but short of miracles , on which we should be foolish to count , it is difficult to see how the Civilized Powers can reasonably hope to secure a ...
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... course of a speech at Plymouth - loudly applauded by the Daily Mail - strike a decidedly minor key . It shows a perilous misunderstand- ing of the mentality of the Boche , who , as a born bully , invariably misinterprets any show of ...
... course of a speech at Plymouth - loudly applauded by the Daily Mail - strike a decidedly minor key . It shows a perilous misunderstand- ing of the mentality of the Boche , who , as a born bully , invariably misinterprets any show of ...
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... course of what we hope we may be pardoned for describing as a breezy speech interpolated a profound remark worth much War Aims oratory . The occasion was the dinner given by our Navy League to celebrate George Washington's birthday . In ...
... course of what we hope we may be pardoned for describing as a breezy speech interpolated a profound remark worth much War Aims oratory . The occasion was the dinner given by our Navy League to celebrate George Washington's birthday . In ...
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... course , has no real power ; the twenty - five ruling Princes of Germany , voting in the Bundesrat through their representatives , control the Reichstag , and the Chancellor is not responsible to either , but only to the Emperor . " As ...
... course , has no real power ; the twenty - five ruling Princes of Germany , voting in the Bundesrat through their representatives , control the Reichstag , and the Chancellor is not responsible to either , but only to the Emperor . " As ...
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... course Eugene arrived , and he and Marl- borough thereupon managed to induce Ludwig to take himself and his army off to beleaguer a fortress , and then began that goodly association , ushered in by Blenheim , of the two greatest ...
... course Eugene arrived , and he and Marl- borough thereupon managed to induce Ludwig to take himself and his army off to beleaguer a fortress , and then began that goodly association , ushered in by Blenheim , of the two greatest ...
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