The National Review, Volume 72W.H. Allen, 1918 - English literature |
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Page 176
... necessary superiority in the West . If we leave it to America to get us the necessary superiority , the war will be pro- longed ; if we allow Ireland to refuse us her men , the war will be prolonged * ; if we allow labour complications ...
... necessary superiority in the West . If we leave it to America to get us the necessary superiority , the war will be pro- longed ; if we allow Ireland to refuse us her men , the war will be prolonged * ; if we allow labour complications ...
Page 376
... necessary to provide German industries with raw materials . 66 The pretence that the possession of the German Colonies is necessary in order to provide raw materials is used to cover its real purpose , which is purely military . For the ...
... necessary to provide German industries with raw materials . 66 The pretence that the possession of the German Colonies is necessary in order to provide raw materials is used to cover its real purpose , which is purely military . For the ...
Page 779
... necessary ) in order to take evidence from naval ratings . " Observe , of naval ratings . Not of officers . Perhaps the officers are to be consulted , but the Admiralty do not say so . Moreover , it is further stated in the announcement ...
... necessary ) in order to take evidence from naval ratings . " Observe , of naval ratings . Not of officers . Perhaps the officers are to be consulted , but the Admiralty do not say so . Moreover , it is further stated in the announcement ...
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