The National Review, Volume 58W.H. Allen, 1911 - English literature |
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... existence of the furor teutonicus , the realisation of the existence of which was a force which made them victorious . If we in the future will also be victorious we must be strong in determina- tion and in the knowledge of the existence ...
... existence of the furor teutonicus , the realisation of the existence of which was a force which made them victorious . If we in the future will also be victorious we must be strong in determina- tion and in the knowledge of the existence ...
Page 313
... existence to a place where the amenities of life are easily obtained . Undoubtedly also a great naval and military station will be situated on the peninsula . The extreme importance of the Cape , from a strategical point of view ...
... existence to a place where the amenities of life are easily obtained . Undoubtedly also a great naval and military station will be situated on the peninsula . The extreme importance of the Cape , from a strategical point of view ...
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... existence , and despite the large measure of support given to it and the unwearied labour of one of the ablest War Ministers we have ever had , what is its condition ? Its strength in round numbers should be 314,000 . It is 264,000 ...
... existence , and despite the large measure of support given to it and the unwearied labour of one of the ablest War Ministers we have ever had , what is its condition ? Its strength in round numbers should be 314,000 . It is 264,000 ...
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