The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1918 - Great Britain |
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Page 129
Subsequently the admirable troops of General Pétain — to say nothing of the immense moral reinforcement of the prodigious American effort in transportation , mainly in British ships and under the guardianship of the British Navy , which ...
Subsequently the admirable troops of General Pétain — to say nothing of the immense moral reinforcement of the prodigious American effort in transportation , mainly in British ships and under the guardianship of the British Navy , which ...
Page 307
Work two shifts a day if you please , or work your machinery all round the twenty - four hours if you like with three shifts , and we will help you , but we insist on a normal working day with full physical effort .
Work two shifts a day if you please , or work your machinery all round the twenty - four hours if you like with three shifts , and we will help you , but we insist on a normal working day with full physical effort .
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... ordinate military measures on the various frontiers , so that the different colonies were left to devise each their own defence with the meagre means at their disposal . The magnitude of the effort required was little enough seen at ...
... ordinate military measures on the various frontiers , so that the different colonies were left to devise each their own defence with the meagre means at their disposal . The magnitude of the effort required was little enough seen at ...
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