The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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Page 355
... given time and on a given line - more or less . The elaborate precautions taken by the German leaders to hide the assembly of their assaulting masses , and the careful and thorough preparatory measures for the attack , were no doubt ...
... given time and on a given line - more or less . The elaborate precautions taken by the German leaders to hide the assembly of their assaulting masses , and the careful and thorough preparatory measures for the attack , were no doubt ...
Page 483
... given us ample time to have raised sufficient Indian troops to have defended our interests in the Near East ... given authority to issue orders in his own name , instead of in that of the Secretary for War , and was given full ...
... given us ample time to have raised sufficient Indian troops to have defended our interests in the Near East ... given authority to issue orders in his own name , instead of in that of the Secretary for War , and was given full ...
Page 795
... given absolutely no training in the management of an income and in domestic economy ? It was an unwritten law of that time that if an income from £ 1,500 to £ 2,000 a year was forthcoming no objection could be raised to the marriage of ...
... given absolutely no training in the management of an income and in domestic economy ? It was an unwritten law of that time that if an income from £ 1,500 to £ 2,000 a year was forthcoming no objection could be raised to the marriage of ...
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