The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 83,Deel 2Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1918 |
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Pagina 908
... considered - considered , that is , in view of the facts— the immense folly of any conceivable ' peace ' which should leave Germany unbeaten and unshattered becomes manifest . Had President Wilson grasped the full significance of the ...
... considered - considered , that is , in view of the facts— the immense folly of any conceivable ' peace ' which should leave Germany unbeaten and unshattered becomes manifest . Had President Wilson grasped the full significance of the ...
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... considered the demand as exorbitant and had told Napoleon that the thing was impossible . . . I ( Livingston ) told him that we had no sort of authority to go to a sum that bore any proportion to what he mentioned ; but that , as he ...
... considered the demand as exorbitant and had told Napoleon that the thing was impossible . . . I ( Livingston ) told him that we had no sort of authority to go to a sum that bore any proportion to what he mentioned ; but that , as he ...
Pagina 940
... considered more important than the great industries . Paper wealth was placed above real wealth . The development of the great imperial domain was left to chance and to the tender mercies of cosmopolitan financiers who , under the ...
... considered more important than the great industries . Paper wealth was placed above real wealth . The development of the great imperial domain was left to chance and to the tender mercies of cosmopolitan financiers who , under the ...
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Coal Ironand the Domination of the World By J ELLIS BARKER | 698 |
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