The National Review, Volume 41W.H. Allen, 1903 - English literature |
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Page 42
... French and German , who here fell -- for the French soldiers who found a glorious grave at St. Privat also fought bravely and heroically - for Emperor and father- land . And when our flags are lowered in greeting before this bronze ...
... French and German , who here fell -- for the French soldiers who found a glorious grave at St. Privat also fought bravely and heroically - for Emperor and father- land . And when our flags are lowered in greeting before this bronze ...
Page 220
... French enterprise , which they now reserve for the traders and capitalists of other European nations . Once again the conditions under which Siam and the French Empire are to co - exist as neighbours in Indo - China are plunged in the ...
... French enterprise , which they now reserve for the traders and capitalists of other European nations . Once again the conditions under which Siam and the French Empire are to co - exist as neighbours in Indo - China are plunged in the ...
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... French affairs in Newfoundland and in the New Hebrides , and that is , that both concern a colony of the British ... French colonies . They are separated from Sydney by 1200 miles of ocean . Moreover , for many years there was so little ...
... French affairs in Newfoundland and in the New Hebrides , and that is , that both concern a colony of the British ... French colonies . They are separated from Sydney by 1200 miles of ocean . Moreover , for many years there was so little ...
Contents
CHAPLIN F Drummond Joint | 33 |
CLOUGH A | 42 |
The Lament of an Oxford Tory | 117 |
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