The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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... followed his wonderful Australian tour , as we followed his no less wonderful Canadian tour , and enjoy equally with the Australians and Canadians the stimulating effect of his irresistible personality , which kindles the same ...
... followed his wonderful Australian tour , as we followed his no less wonderful Canadian tour , and enjoy equally with the Australians and Canadians the stimulating effect of his irresistible personality , which kindles the same ...
Page 165
... followed by Mr. Lloyd George's private and particular dispatch of General Smuts ( member of the British War Cabinet ) on a special mission to that arch - scoundrel Bela Cohen , who had established a Soviet at Budapest . Next he deserted ...
... followed by Mr. Lloyd George's private and particular dispatch of General Smuts ( member of the British War Cabinet ) on a special mission to that arch - scoundrel Bela Cohen , who had established a Soviet at Budapest . Next he deserted ...
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... followed a second act , from July 18th to Novem- ber 11th , the scenes of which , though less sharply distin- guishable , may be said to number five , as follows : The counter - offensive on the Marne , the freeing of the Allied ...
... followed a second act , from July 18th to Novem- ber 11th , the scenes of which , though less sharply distin- guishable , may be said to number five , as follows : The counter - offensive on the Marne , the freeing of the Allied ...
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