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The once great army had practically disappeared , and even if the Bolsheviks had wished to make a show of fighting , which is doubtful in view of their past record and probable understanding with the invaders , it would have been ...
The once great army had practically disappeared , and even if the Bolsheviks had wished to make a show of fighting , which is doubtful in view of their past record and probable understanding with the invaders , it would have been ...
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When once a gentleman becomes a Politician there is nothing he will not do that other politicians do not do , in fact your greatest gentleman may be your greatest , i.e. your worst , politician . We simply marvel as we watch the ...
When once a gentleman becomes a Politician there is nothing he will not do that other politicians do not do , in fact your greatest gentleman may be your greatest , i.e. your worst , politician . We simply marvel as we watch the ...
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... 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 duties which had been discharged by Sir Edward Carson .
... 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 duties which had been discharged by Sir Edward Carson .
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But Moreau's arrival in the allied camp created difficulties ; for the distinguished French soldier at once established close relations with the Russians , and the Austrians fought shy of the victor of Hohenlinden ...
But Moreau's arrival in the allied camp created difficulties ; for the distinguished French soldier at once established close relations with the Russians , and the Austrians fought shy of the victor of Hohenlinden ...
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Indeed , we were once warned by a great patriot and thinker that our reckless appetite for government by phrases was one of our greatest dangers . It therefore seems to be vital that we should try to realize what we are really fighting ...
Indeed , we were once warned by a great patriot and thinker that our reckless appetite for government by phrases was one of our greatest dangers . It therefore seems to be vital that we should try to realize what we are really fighting ...
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