The National Review, Volume 70W.H. Allen, 1918 |
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Page 10
... carry on without the higher gifts , at any rate for the time being . But there must be a readiness to learn from the right people . He has intuitions which frequently enable him to make a shrewd and original appointment and an ...
... carry on without the higher gifts , at any rate for the time being . But there must be a readiness to learn from the right people . He has intuitions which frequently enable him to make a shrewd and original appointment and an ...
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... carried on by individuals behind the scenes , who escape responsibilty by avoiding official positions . Intrigue is peculiarly rampant under this regime and there will be much more of it before the end unless there is sufficient ...
... carried on by individuals behind the scenes , who escape responsibilty by avoiding official positions . Intrigue is peculiarly rampant under this regime and there will be much more of it before the end unless there is sufficient ...
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... carry the war into Germany , not only as the best protection of England but in order to cure Germans of some of their manias -- especially their mania for war as a game of " Heads I win , but tails I don't lose . " WERE we challenged as ...
... carry the war into Germany , not only as the best protection of England but in order to cure Germans of some of their manias -- especially their mania for war as a game of " Heads I win , but tails I don't lose . " WERE we challenged as ...
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... carried the Italian army a substantial way towards a decision , and at the time of writing continues to develop in their favour . The scene of this great battle , which opened on August 18 , is the Isonzo front , from Tolmino to the sea ...
... carried the Italian army a substantial way towards a decision , and at the time of writing continues to develop in their favour . The scene of this great battle , which opened on August 18 , is the Isonzo front , from Tolmino to the sea ...
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... carried out , could not be stopped , but if His Majesty could guarantee with his armed forces the neutrality of France I would refrain from attacking her , leave her alone , and employ my troops elsewhere . His Majesty answered that he ...
... carried out , could not be stopped , but if His Majesty could guarantee with his armed forces the neutrality of France I would refrain from attacking her , leave her alone , and employ my troops elsewhere . His Majesty answered that he ...
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