The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 84,Deel 1Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1918 |
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Pagina 22
... secure use of high- ways by sea and land at all times and secure access to harbours and markets . Without these Germany would suffocate and they must be acquired , if necessary , by force of arms . A war for that purpose is a necessity ...
... secure use of high- ways by sea and land at all times and secure access to harbours and markets . Without these Germany would suffocate and they must be acquired , if necessary , by force of arms . A war for that purpose is a necessity ...
Pagina 119
... secure . But with liberty the Bolsheviki have indeed no concern . They are the real tyrants and openly say that if the Constituent Assembly , such even as they allow to meet , is not to their liking , they will go their way without its ...
... secure . But with liberty the Bolsheviki have indeed no concern . They are the real tyrants and openly say that if the Constituent Assembly , such even as they allow to meet , is not to their liking , they will go their way without its ...
Pagina 219
... secure themselves against the resultant shortage of raw materials after the War . After beating the Germans in the great Kaiser - Battle , the most vital issue before the British Empire and Allied Powers is how to secure themselves ...
... secure themselves against the resultant shortage of raw materials after the War . After beating the Germans in the great Kaiser - Battle , the most vital issue before the British Empire and Allied Powers is how to secure themselves ...
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IS PEACE POSSIBLE By Dr Arthur Shadwell | 1 |
CONTROL OF THE TROPICS By E B Osborn | 24 |
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