The National Review, Volume 58W.H. Allen, 1911 - English literature |
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... England or the German people's devotion to England , or German Professors ' , or German Pastors ' , or German Merchants ' devotion to England , or indeed any discourses on any form of German devotion to England and of Germany's ...
... England or the German people's devotion to England , or German Professors ' , or German Pastors ' , or German Merchants ' devotion to England , or indeed any discourses on any form of German devotion to England and of Germany's ...
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... England was openly expressed and in which throughout that trying period Englishmen could travel unmolested . Sentiment , interest , or both , be the cause what it may , the fact remains . England has not so many sincere friends that she ...
... England was openly expressed and in which throughout that trying period Englishmen could travel unmolested . Sentiment , interest , or both , be the cause what it may , the fact remains . England has not so many sincere friends that she ...
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... England , but Canada also and Australia , fought in order that the " British connection " might be pre- served . As ... England's Continental critics , became possible . Is it not reasonable to credit Italy with analogous motives for her ...
... England , but Canada also and Australia , fought in order that the " British connection " might be pre- served . As ... England's Continental critics , became possible . Is it not reasonable to credit Italy with analogous motives for her ...
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