The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 128Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 214
... remain . There is only one such menace -Germany . It is , therefore , a vital interest of the Common- wealth that the power of Germany be broken for ever . It is not a vital interest that Italy's power shall be broken - except as a ...
... remain . There is only one such menace -Germany . It is , therefore , a vital interest of the Common- wealth that the power of Germany be broken for ever . It is not a vital interest that Italy's power shall be broken - except as a ...
Pagina 528
... remain an open one for the time being ) . But one thing is certain - that the war will have been fought in vain if the broken might of Germany is not kept broken . No European settlement , no sort of federation , no form of ...
... remain an open one for the time being ) . But one thing is certain - that the war will have been fought in vain if the broken might of Germany is not kept broken . No European settlement , no sort of federation , no form of ...
Pagina 537
... remain in possession of the relatively unimportant post without wasting men and petrol , which they can obviously ill spare , in a large though unsuccessful counter - attack . The position in Palestine and Trans - Jordania can be dis ...
... remain in possession of the relatively unimportant post without wasting men and petrol , which they can obviously ill spare , in a large though unsuccessful counter - attack . The position in Palestine and Trans - Jordania can be dis ...
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