The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 165
... reason for this insistence . It is generally believed that in those years the Admiralty and the War Office could see no reason for the existence of the Air Ministry and the Royal Air Force , and would have preferred to revert to the pre ...
... reason for this insistence . It is generally believed that in those years the Admiralty and the War Office could see no reason for the existence of the Air Ministry and the Royal Air Force , and would have preferred to revert to the pre ...
Pagina 167
... reason for persisting that they must belong to different Services . The only reason for maintaining the distinction is respect for the old Air Ministry claim that it must possess everything that flies . That claim is out of date , and ...
... reason for persisting that they must belong to different Services . The only reason for maintaining the distinction is respect for the old Air Ministry claim that it must possess everything that flies . That claim is out of date , and ...
Pagina 228
... reason for this technique of outrage ' is illuminating . The perfect outrage is indeed a form of suicide , of self - annihilation . For then nothing matters . ' ' But , ' interposes the boy Sebastian , ' it does matter . .. the world ...
... reason for this technique of outrage ' is illuminating . The perfect outrage is indeed a form of suicide , of self - annihilation . For then nothing matters . ' ' But , ' interposes the boy Sebastian , ' it does matter . .. the world ...
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