The National Review, Volume 79W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 99
... taken too seriously . The war was obviously coming to an end and the opportunity for blackmail was passing . In fact , the Armistice did come before any further political advance could be made , and the position was serious . At this ...
... taken too seriously . The war was obviously coming to an end and the opportunity for blackmail was passing . In fact , the Armistice did come before any further political advance could be made , and the position was serious . At this ...
Page 166
... taken completely unawares by the German danger which had stared them in the face throughout their nine years of office . They had made no serious preparations to meet it . They knew nothing of war nor were they willing to learn . That ...
... taken completely unawares by the German danger which had stared them in the face throughout their nine years of office . They had made no serious preparations to meet it . They knew nothing of war nor were they willing to learn . That ...
Page 747
... taken by M. Poincaré , the idea rises to my mind - approaching a conviction - that France is the only Power which - I will not say desires war - would view its advent without much regret . If , as stated before , the picture ...
... taken by M. Poincaré , the idea rises to my mind - approaching a conviction - that France is the only Power which - I will not say desires war - would view its advent without much regret . If , as stated before , the picture ...
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HOLBROOKE Joseph | 61 |
ASTOR VISCOUNT | 66 |
Edward de Vere and the Shakespeare Plays | 94 |
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