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Page 179
... Army Corps could reach India in a month from South Africa because it would traverse comparatively safe seas , it might take a year before Army Corps from this country could be placed on the Indian frontier , in the face of the Dual ...
... Army Corps could reach India in a month from South Africa because it would traverse comparatively safe seas , it might take a year before Army Corps from this country could be placed on the Indian frontier , in the face of the Dual ...
Page 195
... Army Corps upon the soil of the enemy ? It is true there seems ever some such underlying thought beneath his general terms . But in a land war with the Dual Alliance we should face two Powers who can put not 300,000 but 5,000,000 ...
... Army Corps upon the soil of the enemy ? It is true there seems ever some such underlying thought beneath his general terms . But in a land war with the Dual Alliance we should face two Powers who can put not 300,000 but 5,000,000 ...
Page 198
... Army , beyond the garrisons and an expe- ditionary force , is needed for the Colonies . It is demonstrated that no British Army can succour India in the decisive moment of urgency . Where , then , and how , will Mr. Brodrick use these ...
... Army , beyond the garrisons and an expe- ditionary force , is needed for the Colonies . It is demonstrated that no British Army can succour India in the decisive moment of urgency . Where , then , and how , will Mr. Brodrick use these ...
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CHAPLIN F Drummond Joint | 33 |
CLOUGH A | 42 |
The Lament of an Oxford Tory | 117 |
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