The National Review, Volume 71W.H. Allen, 1918 - English literature |
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Page 5
... passed from Berlin to the Bolsheviks . The present situation in Germany is necessarily not without its anxieties and difficulties for the Government , and the perpetual whine in the speeches of Wilhelm II makes very pleasant reading ...
... passed from Berlin to the Bolsheviks . The present situation in Germany is necessarily not without its anxieties and difficulties for the Government , and the perpetual whine in the speeches of Wilhelm II makes very pleasant reading ...
Page 14
... passed resolutions of exhortation to the Home Government and protest against surrender . But this is not enough . The Governments of the Dominions must , if we may be permitted to say so , make it more than plain in London in the most ...
... passed resolutions of exhortation to the Home Government and protest against surrender . But this is not enough . The Governments of the Dominions must , if we may be permitted to say so , make it more than plain in London in the most ...
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... passed on to the dug - out . This , too , was flooded , and I found two ludicrously unhappy officers trying to keep dry by sitting on sandbags with their feet on the old biscuit box which served for a table . Taking my seat on a ...
... passed on to the dug - out . This , too , was flooded , and I found two ludicrously unhappy officers trying to keep dry by sitting on sandbags with their feet on the old biscuit box which served for a table . Taking my seat on a ...
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... passing shell . And the irony of it ! Away behind we could clearly descry the illuminated Red Cross and green lines of two hospital ships . There they were , lightly riding the waters , suggestive of warmth , of food , of hot baths , of ...
... passing shell . And the irony of it ! Away behind we could clearly descry the illuminated Red Cross and green lines of two hospital ships . There they were , lightly riding the waters , suggestive of warmth , of food , of hot baths , of ...
Page 75
... passed and the day broke grey and dismal , we issued one tablespoonful to each man , measured out in a tobacco - tin lid . The appreciation of the men for this small comfort was extremely touching . Eagerly they clustered round ...
... passed and the day broke grey and dismal , we issued one tablespoonful to each man , measured out in a tobacco - tin lid . The appreciation of the men for this small comfort was extremely touching . Eagerly they clustered round ...
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