The North American Review, Band 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... military offensive - namely , the declaration of war to be succeeded by offensive military operations . This England failed to do ; prob- ably for reasons of two distinct kinds . By a declaration of war , England would have become , in ...
... military offensive - namely , the declaration of war to be succeeded by offensive military operations . This England failed to do ; prob- ably for reasons of two distinct kinds . By a declaration of war , England would have become , in ...
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... military character , the selection made would have been natural and proper ; and there is no reason to doubt that the results would have been satisfactory . But there were no military problems to be solved in Cuba . The military duties ...
... military character , the selection made would have been natural and proper ; and there is no reason to doubt that the results would have been satisfactory . But there were no military problems to be solved in Cuba . The military duties ...
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... military chieftain , who was prepared to meet with blood and steel any attempt at military revolt . Without going into details , it is notorious that the Government of France , during all these thirty years , has been about equally ...
... military chieftain , who was prepared to meet with blood and steel any attempt at military revolt . Without going into details , it is notorious that the Government of France , during all these thirty years , has been about equally ...
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