The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 57Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1905 |
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Pagina 5
... considerable change in tactics ; these advantages dis- appeared , and it is difficult to over - estimate how greatly regimental officers are now handicapped by not having complete control over their men , and how great is the loss to ...
... considerable change in tactics ; these advantages dis- appeared , and it is difficult to over - estimate how greatly regimental officers are now handicapped by not having complete control over their men , and how great is the loss to ...
Pagina 91
... considerable taste and skill , and makes tracings of machinery , & c . He is learning ' the pipes ' on a chanter , and , as far as I am capable of judging , plays Scotch music with considerable skill and much taste , beating time with ...
... considerable taste and skill , and makes tracings of machinery , & c . He is learning ' the pipes ' on a chanter , and , as far as I am capable of judging , plays Scotch music with considerable skill and much taste , beating time with ...
Pagina 507
... considerable number of warships had to be kept in the Far East , to the harm of our strategical concentration and of our striking power . Great expenses had to be incurred in strengthening naval bases , and the absence of an adequate ...
... considerable number of warships had to be kept in the Far East , to the harm of our strategical concentration and of our striking power . Great expenses had to be incurred in strengthening naval bases , and the absence of an adequate ...
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AS IT WAS AND AS IT IS By FieldMarshal Earl Roberts | 60 |
THE CHURCH CRISIS IN SCOTLAND By Charles Macpherson | 68 |
CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS By Edward H Cooper | 89 |
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