The National Review, Volume 56W.H. Allen, 1911 |
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Page 18
... Army Council how neatly they have been dished by an astute Chancery barrister . The Regular Army remains reduced ; the expeditionary Dishing the force exists chiefly on paper , and could never Army leave the country on account of our ...
... Army Council how neatly they have been dished by an astute Chancery barrister . The Regular Army remains reduced ; the expeditionary Dishing the force exists chiefly on paper , and could never Army leave the country on account of our ...
Page 19
... Army , " it would be cowardice and an act of treachery both to the responsible Minister of the Crown and to the Nation , ill - informed and lethargic as it is , if those engaged in this task were to shrink from speaking what they ...
... Army , " it would be cowardice and an act of treachery both to the responsible Minister of the Crown and to the Nation , ill - informed and lethargic as it is , if those engaged in this task were to shrink from speaking what they ...
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... army council de - militarising the cadet what can be expected of the people at large ? That Britishers are pre- pared to do their duty when they get away from the Manchester miasma and have their duty plainly put before them , is ...
... army council de - militarising the cadet what can be expected of the people at large ? That Britishers are pre- pared to do their duty when they get away from the Manchester miasma and have their duty plainly put before them , is ...
Page 45
... Army , in peace , the bones and muscles and youth of about 30,000 of our countrymen . We keep them a few years , in case war should come , and we throw them away , and take in a fresh supply . In war we purchase their blood . In ...
... Army , in peace , the bones and muscles and youth of about 30,000 of our countrymen . We keep them a few years , in case war should come , and we throw them away , and take in a fresh supply . In war we purchase their blood . In ...
Page 46
... Army Reform , no politician or soldier , however eloquent or distinguished is going to alter or amend it with success . Mr. Haldane's plan was always considered to be , and unquestionably is , the final test of the system of maintaining ...
... Army Reform , no politician or soldier , however eloquent or distinguished is going to alter or amend it with success . Mr. Haldane's plan was always considered to be , and unquestionably is , the final test of the system of maintaining ...
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