The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 129Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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Pagina 110
... armed might of Germany begins to break she will re - enter the war to rid herself the more quickly of the detested invader and oppressor , to accelerate the final break - up of that armed might , and to collaborate with England in ...
... armed might of Germany begins to break she will re - enter the war to rid herself the more quickly of the detested invader and oppressor , to accelerate the final break - up of that armed might , and to collaborate with England in ...
Pagina 118
... armed might of Germany begins to break , the final collapse will be rapid . Germany has a hard shell - the hardest that ever was . But there was never a core more rotten . The exhaustion and the sufferings of England , the apparent ...
... armed might of Germany begins to break , the final collapse will be rapid . Germany has a hard shell - the hardest that ever was . But there was never a core more rotten . The exhaustion and the sufferings of England , the apparent ...
Pagina 424
... armed forces were a long way behind the public ( the word ' Hun ' was used chiefly by civilians ) . In this war , hatred is being discouraged by the Press and the politicians — the public is a long way ahead this time , and , this time ...
... armed forces were a long way behind the public ( the word ' Hun ' was used chiefly by civilians ) . In this war , hatred is being discouraged by the Press and the politicians — the public is a long way ahead this time , and , this time ...
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