The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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... English blood ; and he has brought enduring honour to the name . Every child of English sires should learn the story and think with pride , “ Of such stuff as this are we English made . " He was of English speech . The English Bible and ...
... English blood ; and he has brought enduring honour to the name . Every child of English sires should learn the story and think with pride , “ Of such stuff as this are we English made . " He was of English speech . The English Bible and ...
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... English invincibility on the battlefield . The fact that , had her counsel been fully followed , a whole English army must have been annihilated , with all the moral effect of such a victory throughout both France and Britain , was ...
... English invincibility on the battlefield . The fact that , had her counsel been fully followed , a whole English army must have been annihilated , with all the moral effect of such a victory throughout both France and Britain , was ...
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... English on the north bank , and that the moral superiority also was now on the French side - as was clearly proved by the fact that their foes had not only permitted relieving forces and supplies to enter Orléans with impunity , but had ...
... English on the north bank , and that the moral superiority also was now on the French side - as was clearly proved by the fact that their foes had not only permitted relieving forces and supplies to enter Orléans with impunity , but had ...
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