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Page 27
... and kindred topics , the TwentyThree ( apart from Lord Kitchener , who was an accident ) were practically all men of the same kidney . Excelling in exposition they not unnaturally regarded words as more important than things .
... and kindred topics , the TwentyThree ( apart from Lord Kitchener , who was an accident ) were practically all men of the same kidney . Excelling in exposition they not unnaturally regarded words as more important than things .
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... that the most important of Sir William Robertson's functions should be transferred to him . In other words , the position to which Lord Kitchener had been reconciled was not good enough for this aspiring civilian .
... that the most important of Sir William Robertson's functions should be transferred to him . In other words , the position to which Lord Kitchener had been reconciled was not good enough for this aspiring civilian .
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There is , however , one important point which must be set right , as we cannot afford to allow the Cabal which has conducted this successful vendetta against one of the first soldiers of the age to cast upon our Allies the kudos or ...
There is , however , one important point which must be set right , as we cannot afford to allow the Cabal which has conducted this successful vendetta against one of the first soldiers of the age to cast upon our Allies the kudos or ...
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... but to gild the pill and to increase the importance of an office which had once been discarded by Mr. Churchill as a well - paid sinecure , Lord Beaverbrook was also appointed “ Minister in Charge of Propaganda , ” thus assuming ...
... but to gild the pill and to increase the importance of an office which had once been discarded by Mr. Churchill as a well - paid sinecure , Lord Beaverbrook was also appointed “ Minister in Charge of Propaganda , ” thus assuming ...
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Of the importance of co - ordination between allied forces there can be no question . Concentration of effort is the first principle in the art of war . The smooth interworking of the component parts of an army is is a test of its value ...
Of the importance of co - ordination between allied forces there can be no question . Concentration of effort is the first principle in the art of war . The smooth interworking of the component parts of an army is is a test of its value ...
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