The National Review, Volume 70W.H. Allen, 1918 |
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... look all the facts , disagreeable as well agreeable , straight in the face , and to steer an even keel between that frivolous optimism which was our bane throughout the earlier period , and that equally groundless pessimism which ...
... look all the facts , disagreeable as well agreeable , straight in the face , and to steer an even keel between that frivolous optimism which was our bane throughout the earlier period , and that equally groundless pessimism which ...
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... look to it that the amateur strategist has issued his last order and is denied all further say in the war . in the war . The shipping absorbed on Side Shows would go far to ease the Shipping Controller's anxieties . That the Admiralty ...
... look to it that the amateur strategist has issued his last order and is denied all further say in the war . in the war . The shipping absorbed on Side Shows would go far to ease the Shipping Controller's anxieties . That the Admiralty ...
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... looks like a case of L.G.M.G. 66 POLITICAL intrigue can do nothing to win the war , whether directed against the General Staff under Sir William Robertson or at the great Army in France under Sir Douglas Haig . Intrigue It was hoped ...
... looks like a case of L.G.M.G. 66 POLITICAL intrigue can do nothing to win the war , whether directed against the General Staff under Sir William Robertson or at the great Army in France under Sir Douglas Haig . Intrigue It was hoped ...
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... looks as though his English blood enabled him to read his doom as he confronts the Empire of Queen Victoria which he has armed . One feared that some wag might have invented the Kaiser's " latest , " but , happily , an official telegram ...
... looks as though his English blood enabled him to read his doom as he confronts the Empire of Queen Victoria which he has armed . One feared that some wag might have invented the Kaiser's " latest , " but , happily , an official telegram ...
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... We borrow the topography from the always interesting " A Week of the War , " by " A Student of the War , " in the Manchester Guardian ( August 25 ) . " C of victory . Look what the politicians have 18 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
... We borrow the topography from the always interesting " A Week of the War , " by " A Student of the War , " in the Manchester Guardian ( August 25 ) . " C of victory . Look what the politicians have 18 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
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