The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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... victory in Paris , and was exclusively due to the malign activity of the British Prime Minister . It was a very bad day's work for Europe , though followed by worse . It opened the new chapter in our Polish policy which is not yet ...
... victory in Paris , and was exclusively due to the malign activity of the British Prime Minister . It was a very bad day's work for Europe , though followed by worse . It opened the new chapter in our Polish policy which is not yet ...
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... victory next November should radically modify the whole international situation . Even our enthusiasts could not resist the inevitable inferences . Governor Cox , the Demo- cratic nominee , has , on the other hand , surprised many of ...
... victory next November should radically modify the whole international situation . Even our enthusiasts could not resist the inevitable inferences . Governor Cox , the Demo- cratic nominee , has , on the other hand , surprised many of ...
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... victory , on the other hand , would Possibility indicate its possible revival , though not necessarily its ratification , because , as always , a two- thirds affirmative majority of the United States Senate would still be necessary ...
... victory , on the other hand , would Possibility indicate its possible revival , though not necessarily its ratification , because , as always , a two- thirds affirmative majority of the United States Senate would still be necessary ...
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... victory which has never brought a penny to the British Exchequer nor an acre of ground to the British Empire . Nevertheless , we cheerfully welcomed those few figures in blue and grey , and also we could appreciate their feelings when a ...
... victory which has never brought a penny to the British Exchequer nor an acre of ground to the British Empire . Nevertheless , we cheerfully welcomed those few figures in blue and grey , and also we could appreciate their feelings when a ...
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... victory was assured , and to - day the law forbids , under severe penalties , the drinking of intoxicating liquors of any sort , kind or description anywhere within the States of America . Bolingbroke was right : a nation submits to the ...
... victory was assured , and to - day the law forbids , under severe penalties , the drinking of intoxicating liquors of any sort , kind or description anywhere within the States of America . Bolingbroke was right : a nation submits to the ...
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