The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 178
... possible to have interested some wealthy man to whom this scheme might have appealed , either on its merits or as a lasting memorial to a successful career , but I fear that the war now , with its crushing taxation , has put this method ...
... possible to have interested some wealthy man to whom this scheme might have appealed , either on its merits or as a lasting memorial to a successful career , but I fear that the war now , with its crushing taxation , has put this method ...
Pagina 199
... possible , namely , the junction of the western and eastern fronts , was made possible in the Second , via the Arctic and the Persian Gulf . Sea power , therefore , played a decisive part in the Russian campaign . Even so , the combined ...
... possible , namely , the junction of the western and eastern fronts , was made possible in the Second , via the Arctic and the Persian Gulf . Sea power , therefore , played a decisive part in the Russian campaign . Even so , the combined ...
Pagina 242
... possible . It could end the murderous conflict between the Serbs and Croats and make peace in Yugoslavia . Events have shown that General Mihailovitch's strategy was sound . He realised long before the war that Yugoslavia would never be ...
... possible . It could end the murderous conflict between the Serbs and Croats and make peace in Yugoslavia . Events have shown that General Mihailovitch's strategy was sound . He realised long before the war that Yugoslavia would never be ...
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