The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 72
... British lion in her path . There must be places in which German enterprise can find a field without injury to any important British interests , and it would seem wise that in any policy of development which takes due account of these ...
... British lion in her path . There must be places in which German enterprise can find a field without injury to any important British interests , and it would seem wise that in any policy of development which takes due account of these ...
Pagina 117
... British were more prepared to denounce Mussolini and Hitler than to make ready for war contributed undoubtedly to his fierce and unbridled anti - British campaigns from the time of the Abyssinian crisis onwards . Yet in the home field ...
... British were more prepared to denounce Mussolini and Hitler than to make ready for war contributed undoubtedly to his fierce and unbridled anti - British campaigns from the time of the Abyssinian crisis onwards . Yet in the home field ...
Pagina 274
... British victory over the Saxons at Mons Badonicus between 490 and 516 , a treaty was concluded , by which the territory in question was recognised as British , and that this treaty was scrupulously observed until some cause of quarrel ...
... British victory over the Saxons at Mons Badonicus between 490 and 516 , a treaty was concluded , by which the territory in question was recognised as British , and that this treaty was scrupulously observed until some cause of quarrel ...
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