The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1921 - English literature |
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Page 7
... Europe , though followed by worse . It opened the new chapter in our Polish policy which is not yet closed . Germany won't like it - therefore we mustn't do it " -that is the main preoccupation of Mr. Lloyd George , who , at the moment ...
... Europe , though followed by worse . It opened the new chapter in our Polish policy which is not yet closed . Germany won't like it - therefore we mustn't do it " -that is the main preoccupation of Mr. Lloyd George , who , at the moment ...
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... Europe , " and independent Poland becomes " a vital British interest " to be upheld by us . 66 If any of our readers can adduce any more plausible or pleasing explanation of the Prime Minister's Polish policy , except a desire to ...
... Europe , " and independent Poland becomes " a vital British interest " to be upheld by us . 66 If any of our readers can adduce any more plausible or pleasing explanation of the Prime Minister's Polish policy , except a desire to ...
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... Europe by her exertions and England by her example . " We have no right to offer Poland any advice , considering the treatment she has received from Mr. Lloyd George . Nevertheless , should they succeed in clearing their country of its ...
... Europe by her exertions and England by her example . " We have no right to offer Poland any advice , considering the treatment she has received from Mr. Lloyd George . Nevertheless , should they succeed in clearing their country of its ...
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... European relationships inextricably interwoven in the League compact , our sympathy for Europe only magnifies our own good fortune in resisting involvement . It is better to be the free and disinterested agent of international justice ...
... European relationships inextricably interwoven in the League compact , our sympathy for Europe only magnifies our own good fortune in resisting involvement . It is better to be the free and disinterested agent of international justice ...
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... Europe was not so favour- able to France as they wished , were bent on Feisal's ruin . And at last they have got their way . Under the pretext of putting down rebellion and punishing disaffection , the redoubtable General Gouraud has ...
... Europe was not so favour- able to France as they wished , were bent on Feisal's ruin . And at last they have got their way . Under the pretext of putting down rebellion and punishing disaffection , the redoubtable General Gouraud has ...
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