The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 128Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 147
... Britain was Britain was profoundly pacific , the Liberal Cabinet had a ' left and very pacifist wing ' ; two agreements with Germany had been initialled , one affecting spheres of interest in Portuguese colonial territory , the other ...
... Britain was Britain was profoundly pacific , the Liberal Cabinet had a ' left and very pacifist wing ' ; two agreements with Germany had been initialled , one affecting spheres of interest in Portuguese colonial territory , the other ...
Pagina 539
... Britain to the Mediterranean . The aftermath of the Battle of Britain had become just dreary destruction and slaughter on a diminished scale which could not lead anywhere , and simply ' served as a face - saving device to conceal in ...
... Britain to the Mediterranean . The aftermath of the Battle of Britain had become just dreary destruction and slaughter on a diminished scale which could not lead anywhere , and simply ' served as a face - saving device to conceal in ...
Pagina 576
... Britain , dropping bombs on towns and villages , on hospitals and small dwellings , in a vain attempt to crush this country , while at sea their submarine attacks have been intensified , especially along the routes of the Atlantic ...
... Britain , dropping bombs on towns and villages , on hospitals and small dwellings , in a vain attempt to crush this country , while at sea their submarine attacks have been intensified , especially along the routes of the Atlantic ...
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