The National Review, Volume 116W.H. Allen, 1941 - English literature |
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Page 183
... followed Tchad's example . The spirit in which the Free French Forces assumed in the Cameroons the rights and duties of a mandatory power are worthy of note . Immediately on taking over , General de Gaulle sent the following telegram to ...
... followed Tchad's example . The spirit in which the Free French Forces assumed in the Cameroons the rights and duties of a mandatory power are worthy of note . Immediately on taking over , General de Gaulle sent the following telegram to ...
Page 221
... followed , but his supplies of powder , shot and food were running perilously short and the pursuit was a gallant bluff . " " The invasion was foiled , but there was no rapid and general realisation of that happy fact . Howard wrote ...
... followed , but his supplies of powder , shot and food were running perilously short and the pursuit was a gallant bluff . " " The invasion was foiled , but there was no rapid and general realisation of that happy fact . Howard wrote ...
Page 374
... followed ; it is a highly entertaining narrative . The chapter on Samoa is of peculiar interest , for it was in Samoa that the author commanded the British Consulate at Apia in 1899 during the rebel attack on the town , and raised ...
... followed ; it is a highly entertaining narrative . The chapter on Samoa is of peculiar interest , for it was in Samoa that the author commanded the British Consulate at Apia in 1899 during the rebel attack on the town , and raised ...
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EPISODES OF THE MONTH | 1 |
CONTENTS OF VOLUME CXVI | 27 |
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