The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1927 - Great Britain |
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Page 297
Their own positions were well concealed and camouflaged , so that our advances were often made under the heavy fire of an unseen foe ... On arriving at the position I found that we were subjected to a certain amount of sniping ...
Their own positions were well concealed and camouflaged , so that our advances were often made under the heavy fire of an unseen foe ... On arriving at the position I found that we were subjected to a certain amount of sniping ...
Page 366
This false position arose from two causes . ... revolutionaries as representative of British workers , it must be admitted that it was difficult for the party to escape from this false position which they had created for themselves .
This false position arose from two causes . ... revolutionaries as representative of British workers , it must be admitted that it was difficult for the party to escape from this false position which they had created for themselves .
Page 368
The Government would at once have put itself in a sound position , and it is difficult to suppose that upon such an a General Strike could have been declared . If it had , the Government would have fought upon an issue where it would ...
The Government would at once have put itself in a sound position , and it is difficult to suppose that upon such an a General Strike could have been declared . If it had , the Government would have fought upon an issue where it would ...
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