The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1918 - Great Britain |
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In any event , the selection of this great soldier for his present post - whatever it may be --- was providential . ... a time when Politicians had become a byword , M. Clemenceau knew how to gain the complete confidence of all soldiers ...
In any event , the selection of this great soldier for his present post - whatever it may be --- was providential . ... a time when Politicians had become a byword , M. Clemenceau knew how to gain the complete confidence of all soldiers ...
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The virtues of conscription , compulsory service , national service - call it what you will — are not confined to the powers which this confers upon the executive in respect to making men into soldiers . That is only one aspect of the ...
The virtues of conscription , compulsory service , national service - call it what you will — are not confined to the powers which this confers upon the executive in respect to making men into soldiers . That is only one aspect of the ...
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بسته Detalhes CDC voi particular exercise or duty , but Pelman course to the soldier on that he must know it so well as ... by many soldiers . tific principles and taught by But since the war the number of experienced instructors .
بسته Detalhes CDC voi particular exercise or duty , but Pelman course to the soldier on that he must know it so well as ... by many soldiers . tific principles and taught by But since the war the number of experienced instructors .
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