The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 97
... regard to the enemy , is just and politic . That it should be so with regard to neutrals , to Europe , and , indeed , to ourselves , is neither just nor politic . Least of all is it democratic , if the constant misuse of that word has ...
... regard to the enemy , is just and politic . That it should be so with regard to neutrals , to Europe , and , indeed , to ourselves , is neither just nor politic . Least of all is it democratic , if the constant misuse of that word has ...
Pagina 196
... regard to Russia or with regard to Great Britain , but not with regard to both . Goebbels , perhaps the most intelligent of them all , had a certain regard for the Russian political order and some comprehension of the Russian spirit ...
... regard to Russia or with regard to Great Britain , but not with regard to both . Goebbels , perhaps the most intelligent of them all , had a certain regard for the Russian political order and some comprehension of the Russian spirit ...
Pagina 9
... regards this particular Committee , I should regard it as of importance that a Secretary of my Department should be attached , so as to maintain the necessary contact with my Department whose affairs will be the prominent consideration ...
... regards this particular Committee , I should regard it as of importance that a Secretary of my Department should be attached , so as to maintain the necessary contact with my Department whose affairs will be the prominent consideration ...
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