The National Review, Volume 71W.H. Allen, 1918 - English literature |
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... result that the wrong note is repeatedly struck to the bewilderment and concern of our Allies on both sides of the Atlantic . Nothing , for instance , could have been more untoward from his own point of view than the notorious Glasgow ...
... result that the wrong note is repeatedly struck to the bewilderment and concern of our Allies on both sides of the Atlantic . Nothing , for instance , could have been more untoward from his own point of view than the notorious Glasgow ...
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... result is Count Hertling's speech with its demand that we should clear out of our coaling - stations , as Berlin , after its wont , argued , Great Britain must be in a very bad way that a member of the War Cabinet should be sent post ...
... result is Count Hertling's speech with its demand that we should clear out of our coaling - stations , as Berlin , after its wont , argued , Great Britain must be in a very bad way that a member of the War Cabinet should be sent post ...
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... result that that nobleman had to be consoled with the more modest office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster - con- veniently vacated by another of our Lancashire nobility , Lord Cawley ; but to gild the pill and to increase the ...
... result that that nobleman had to be consoled with the more modest office of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster - con- veniently vacated by another of our Lancashire nobility , Lord Cawley ; but to gild the pill and to increase the ...
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... not yet been finally disposed of , as there is the usual appeal . One result of the case was the arrest of Senator Charles Humbert , against whom proceedings were pending for deriving from Bolo the EPISODES OF THE MONTH 37.
... not yet been finally disposed of , as there is the usual appeal . One result of the case was the arrest of Senator Charles Humbert , against whom proceedings were pending for deriving from Bolo the EPISODES OF THE MONTH 37.
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... result was that by skilful diplomacy ( skilful diplomacy in those days was often synonymous with chicanery ) , the British Government contrived to get Cumberland appointed generalissimo , although Cumberland was by no means the tried ...
... result was that by skilful diplomacy ( skilful diplomacy in those days was often synonymous with chicanery ) , the British Government contrived to get Cumberland appointed generalissimo , although Cumberland was by no means the tried ...
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