The National Review, Volume 116W.H. Allen, 1941 - English literature |
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Page 194
... army ashore and finds no powerful Home Defence Army to meet him ; he seizes not only London , but our dockyards and our naval bases . It is U.P. with the British Empire . But if he is met by a Home Defence Army powerful enough to ward ...
... army ashore and finds no powerful Home Defence Army to meet him ; he seizes not only London , but our dockyards and our naval bases . It is U.P. with the British Empire . But if he is met by a Home Defence Army powerful enough to ward ...
Page 436
... Army , and to destroy the German Army meant the provision of a British Army upon such a scale that , in con- junction with its Allies , it would decisively affect the general balance of military Power in Europe , and bring victory to ...
... Army , and to destroy the German Army meant the provision of a British Army upon such a scale that , in con- junction with its Allies , it would decisively affect the general balance of military Power in Europe , and bring victory to ...
Page 440
... Army , we want an Army which can hit hard and which , wherever necessary , can hold ground as well as take it . Do not let us make the mistake of imagining we can provide an Army of this type on the cheap , " whether as regards demands ...
... Army , we want an Army which can hit hard and which , wherever necessary , can hold ground as well as take it . Do not let us make the mistake of imagining we can provide an Army of this type on the cheap , " whether as regards demands ...
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EPISODES OF THE MONTH | 1 |
CONTENTS OF VOLUME CXVI | 27 |
Looked at England | 63 |
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