The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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... French authorities to probe this affair to the bottom , without any respect for persons or personages . 66 We publish an illuminating article on the Syrian imbroglio from an acknowledged expert , Mr. Beckles Willson , who was on the ...
... French authorities to probe this affair to the bottom , without any respect for persons or personages . 66 We publish an illuminating article on the Syrian imbroglio from an acknowledged expert , Mr. Beckles Willson , who was on the ...
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... French as masters . We must , of course , practise a sedulous avoidance of any language or attitude which may tend ... French Agent in Syria , M. Picot , began to deluge his Government - protests which M. Briand and his - successor in ...
... French as masters . We must , of course , practise a sedulous avoidance of any language or attitude which may tend ... French Agent in Syria , M. Picot , began to deluge his Government - protests which M. Briand and his - successor in ...
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... French soldiers and a company of Bersaglieri ranged up surprisingly alongside the war - worn British divisions , thereby sharing cheaply the triumph of men who had waged war - and costly war to achieve a victory which has never brought ...
... French soldiers and a company of Bersaglieri ranged up surprisingly alongside the war - worn British divisions , thereby sharing cheaply the triumph of men who had waged war - and costly war to achieve a victory which has never brought ...
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... French Consul- General in Cairo and from M. Picot - of so ardent a character that they might easily have burnt a ... French by which we undertake to recognize the Syrian seacoast and the Lebanon as a French protectorate ? " " I know ...
... French Consul- General in Cairo and from M. Picot - of so ardent a character that they might easily have burnt a ... French by which we undertake to recognize the Syrian seacoast and the Lebanon as a French protectorate ? " " I know ...
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... French naval commander , whose ship had been hovering off the coast . On October 8th the British Intelligence Officers arrived in Beirut at the same time as the cavalry of our XXIst Corps , riding up along the coast from Haifa ...
... French naval commander , whose ship had been hovering off the coast . On October 8th the British Intelligence Officers arrived in Beirut at the same time as the cavalry of our XXIst Corps , riding up along the coast from Haifa ...
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