The National Review, Volume 70W.H. Allen, 1918 |
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Page 7
... asking whether the " Home Defence Army , " kicking its heels about in these islands on the pretext that we are liable to invasion , is contributing its utmost to the winning of the war . When he commanded in France , Lord French was ...
... asking whether the " Home Defence Army , " kicking its heels about in these islands on the pretext that we are liable to invasion , is contributing its utmost to the winning of the war . When he commanded in France , Lord French was ...
Page 12
... asking overmuch and it is the least the Fighting Men demand of the writing men , the talking men , and the working men . Communiqués THE war can be won and is being steadily , surely , and inexorably won across the Channel by the mighty ...
... asking overmuch and it is the least the Fighting Men demand of the writing men , the talking men , and the working men . Communiqués THE war can be won and is being steadily , surely , and inexorably won across the Channel by the mighty ...
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... asked Mr. Gerard to publish it simulta- neously in the Press , but he then withheld publication on the suggestion of " a man holding a high position in Germany ' ( presumably Dr. von Bethmann - Hollweg ) " in the interests of good ...
... asked Mr. Gerard to publish it simulta- neously in the Press , but he then withheld publication on the suggestion of " a man holding a high position in Germany ' ( presumably Dr. von Bethmann - Hollweg ) " in the interests of good ...
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From the time when Chancellor Hollweg first spoke of peace I had asked him and others what the peace terms of Germany were . I could never get any one to state any definite terms of peace . On several occasions when I asked the ...
From the time when Chancellor Hollweg first spoke of peace I had asked him and others what the peace terms of Germany were . I could never get any one to state any definite terms of peace . On several occasions when I asked the ...
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... asking themselves ever since how many women and children a German gentleman may kill without forfeiting his character ? At the same time " The Emperor showed great bitterness against the United States and repeatedly said , ' America had ...
... asking themselves ever since how many women and children a German gentleman may kill without forfeiting his character ? At the same time " The Emperor showed great bitterness against the United States and repeatedly said , ' America had ...
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