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They would at least have taken Paris , Calais , and Rome , and have had a serious shot at London . that “ THERE surely must be soinething radically wrong with German military leading as with our political leadership .
They would at least have taken Paris , Calais , and Rome , and have had a serious shot at London . that “ THERE surely must be soinething radically wrong with German military leading as with our political leadership .
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... least of all in public . We much prefer the robust pronouncement of that fine leader of men , Mr. Gompers , the President of the American Federation of Labour , who can talk to Germans in the only language they understand .
... least of all in public . We much prefer the robust pronouncement of that fine leader of men , Mr. Gompers , the President of the American Federation of Labour , who can talk to Germans in the only language they understand .
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Otherwise , by the law of the line of least ** ' resistance , before they know where they are , compromising if informal pledges might be given behind the back of the Dominions which would be held to bind the British Empire at the final ...
Otherwise , by the law of the line of least ** ' resistance , before they know where they are , compromising if informal pledges might be given behind the back of the Dominions which would be held to bind the British Empire at the final ...
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... at least more powerful , than the Empires of Charlemagne and of Charles V. In this connexion the writer quotes this observation of Wilhelm II : > From childhood I have been influenced by five men , Alexander the Great , Julius Cæsar ...
... at least more powerful , than the Empires of Charlemagne and of Charles V. In this connexion the writer quotes this observation of Wilhelm II : > From childhood I have been influenced by five men , Alexander the Great , Julius Cæsar ...
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was - In a subsequent chapter Mr. Gerard discusses “ the break with the United States , ” explaining the position of the Great German General Staff which so few foreigners appreciate , Rulers of least of all the statesmen of ...
was - In a subsequent chapter Mr. Gerard discusses “ the break with the United States , ” explaining the position of the Great German General Staff which so few foreigners appreciate , Rulers of least of all the statesmen of ...
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