The National Review, Volume 70W.H. Allen, 1918 - English literature |
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... Lord Newton must have realized this in his recent experi- ment at The Hague , of which sanguine accounts were given to the House of Lords . The fact was discreetly concealed that though we had gone through the formality of consulting ...
... Lord Newton must have realized this in his recent experi- ment at The Hague , of which sanguine accounts were given to the House of Lords . The fact was discreetly concealed that though we had gone through the formality of consulting ...
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... Lord , Sir Eric Geddes , who gained the confidence of the soldiers , may be equally successful with the sailors , which will largely depend on the fidelity with which he follows his predecessor in protecting the Navy from civilian ...
... Lord , Sir Eric Geddes , who gained the confidence of the soldiers , may be equally successful with the sailors , which will largely depend on the fidelity with which he follows his predecessor in protecting the Navy from civilian ...
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... Lord Haldane , who has the highest opinion of his own diplomatic talents , has marked himself out as the great Reconciler of two distracted countries , both beloved by him . According to one of the Lloyd George organs he has been much ...
... Lord Haldane , who has the highest opinion of his own diplomatic talents , has marked himself out as the great Reconciler of two distracted countries , both beloved by him . According to one of the Lloyd George organs he has been much ...
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... Lord Parmoor in the Central Hall , Westminster ( March 19 , reported in the Manchester Guardian , March 20 , 1917 ) , that he had learnt during a recent visit to Washington from " the highest authorities " ( obviously President Wilson ...
... Lord Parmoor in the Central Hall , Westminster ( March 19 , reported in the Manchester Guardian , March 20 , 1917 ) , that he had learnt during a recent visit to Washington from " the highest authorities " ( obviously President Wilson ...
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... Lord Kitchener was therefore called by the country to the War Office , became a member of the Cabinet , and was entrusted with powers superior to those exercised by any soldier since Cromwell . The need of W 1 . : the moment was for ...
... Lord Kitchener was therefore called by the country to the War Office , became a member of the Cabinet , and was entrusted with powers superior to those exercised by any soldier since Cromwell . The need of W 1 . : the moment was for ...
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