The National Review, Volume 41W.H. Allen, 1903 - English literature |
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Page 441
... officers , for the unwritten laws of a mess are no hardship to a manly young fellow . A certain number of boys are , however , thrust into the Army without any regard to their suitability or qualifications for soldiering , and some ...
... officers , for the unwritten laws of a mess are no hardship to a manly young fellow . A certain number of boys are , however , thrust into the Army without any regard to their suitability or qualifications for soldiering , and some ...
Page 561
... officers to superintend such parts of the duties as nautical men are best qualified to understand would be a saving to the public . " Such a Board , by the authority that attaches to a constituted organ as distinct from the purely ...
... officers to superintend such parts of the duties as nautical men are best qualified to understand would be a saving to the public . " Such a Board , by the authority that attaches to a constituted organ as distinct from the purely ...
Page 835
... officers freedom to deal with any firm they select , in the interests of the men , and anything more than suggestion from headquarters is to be strongly depre- cated . There was a time when commanding officers were liable to receive a ...
... officers freedom to deal with any firm they select , in the interests of the men , and anything more than suggestion from headquarters is to be strongly depre- cated . There was a time when commanding officers were liable to receive a ...
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CHAPLIN F Drummond Joint | 33 |
CLOUGH A | 42 |
The Lament of an Oxford Tory | 117 |
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