The National Review, Volume 79W.H. Allen, 1922 - Great Britain |
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The proposed reforms were , it seemed , insufficient and unsatisfactory , an insult , a gigantic sham . All this need not be taken too seriously . The war was obviously coming to an end and the opportunity for blackmail was passing .
The proposed reforms were , it seemed , insufficient and unsatisfactory , an insult , a gigantic sham . All this need not be taken too seriously . The war was obviously coming to an end and the opportunity for blackmail was passing .
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Ministers had been 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 ...
Ministers had been 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 ...
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The few British . officers interned , or taken prisoners , were treated with every sort of kindness and consideration ( one of them was allowed to enjoy all the comforts of the Imperial Hotel at Carlsbad ) . English firms continued to ...
The few British . officers interned , or taken prisoners , were treated with every sort of kindness and consideration ( one of them was allowed to enjoy all the comforts of the Imperial Hotel at Carlsbad ) . English firms continued to ...
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ASTOR VISCOUNT | 66 |
Edward de Vere and the Shakespeare Plays | 94 |
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