The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 68
... rule in Germany or not matters relatively little . ' I do not know what meaning is to be put upon those words . It seems to me that that quotation as it stands there indicates that Mr. Voigt in The Nineteenth Century does not care ...
... rule in Germany or not matters relatively little . ' I do not know what meaning is to be put upon those words . It seems to me that that quotation as it stands there indicates that Mr. Voigt in The Nineteenth Century does not care ...
Pagina 163
... rule . most notable exception was the Royal Marines . In 1664 the Admiralty decided that it must have a body of soldiers at its disposal . It did not borrow regiments from the War Office , but raised its own force . Kipling's verses ...
... rule . most notable exception was the Royal Marines . In 1664 the Admiralty decided that it must have a body of soldiers at its disposal . It did not borrow regiments from the War Office , but raised its own force . Kipling's verses ...
Pagina 193
... rule of law , with . pledges given , and with general and particular interests . Populations of different nationality were so intermingled that ideal frontiers were impossible frontiers . Many Germans had to come under Polish rule , and ...
... rule of law , with . pledges given , and with general and particular interests . Populations of different nationality were so intermingled that ideal frontiers were impossible frontiers . Many Germans had to come under Polish rule , and ...
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