The National Review, Volume 97W.H. Allen, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 181
... Foch traversed the Frontier with his troops . The consequences were immediate and far - reaching . Foch possessed a magnetic power of action , which told on men and events . We were all , French and English , in low spirits at Doulens ...
... Foch traversed the Frontier with his troops . The consequences were immediate and far - reaching . Foch possessed a magnetic power of action , which told on men and events . We were all , French and English , in low spirits at Doulens ...
Page 182
... Foch is a household word in every French home . It is not pleasant to find under a foreign pen a personal and professional description of the chief who led the Allied armies to final victory , which his countrymen regard as gravely ...
... Foch is a household word in every French home . It is not pleasant to find under a foreign pen a personal and professional description of the chief who led the Allied armies to final victory , which his countrymen regard as gravely ...
Page 542
... Foch's book . His contention , I gather , is two - fold .粤 In the first place he seems to hold that a soldier of Marshal Foch's standing is above criticism because his name is a household word in France . Any criticism of what he has ...
... Foch's book . His contention , I gather , is two - fold .粤 In the first place he seems to hold that a soldier of Marshal Foch's standing is above criticism because his name is a household word in France . Any criticism of what he has ...
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