The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 117Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1935 |
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Pagina 146
... doubt lose financially on this transaction , but her net gain in improved relations and facilities for trade would more than compensate her . While to the Free State it would be an immeasurable advantage to have what has now become a ...
... doubt lose financially on this transaction , but her net gain in improved relations and facilities for trade would more than compensate her . While to the Free State it would be an immeasurable advantage to have what has now become a ...
Pagina 291
... doubt that Vienna remains the dream city of Hitler and Göring— the holy city of the future , purified at last , a worthy capital for the new German Empire which is to dominate Europe from the Baltic to the Mediterranean and from the ...
... doubt that Vienna remains the dream city of Hitler and Göring— the holy city of the future , purified at last , a worthy capital for the new German Empire which is to dominate Europe from the Baltic to the Mediterranean and from the ...
Pagina 764
... doubt as to the validity of current views , the same diversity . But youth in the ' eighties believed in ' progress ' their grandsons seem to doubt if it can be maintained , and revert to the wistful queries which echo through ...
... doubt as to the validity of current views , the same diversity . But youth in the ' eighties believed in ' progress ' their grandsons seem to doubt if it can be maintained , and revert to the wistful queries which echo through ...
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