The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 133-134Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 82
... cause of the character of France : a geographical cause . The second preponderating cause in the history of France is a social cause it is the family . No people could be more democratic than our neighbours across the Channel . From a ...
... cause of the character of France : a geographical cause . The second preponderating cause in the history of France is a social cause it is the family . No people could be more democratic than our neighbours across the Channel . From a ...
Pagina 155
... cause . The greatest of them all , Camillo Cavour , had no illusions on the point . " If we did for ourselves , " he once remarked , " what we are doing for Italy , we should be thorough scoundrels . " ' C A bad cause may become good if ...
... cause . The greatest of them all , Camillo Cavour , had no illusions on the point . " If we did for ourselves , " he once remarked , " what we are doing for Italy , we should be thorough scoundrels . " ' C A bad cause may become good if ...
Pagina 188
... causing enormous losses to the enemy and his home - bred quislings in active armed fighting and organised actions ... cause of democracy , to the community of the United Nations and to the ideals of humanity , freedom and justice . In ...
... causing enormous losses to the enemy and his home - bred quislings in active armed fighting and organised actions ... cause of democracy , to the community of the United Nations and to the ideals of humanity , freedom and justice . In ...
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