The Fortnightly Review, Том 104Chapman and Hall, 1915 |
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... seems very im- probable , and is , at all events , quite inconceivable to any of the Allies . Next to so appalling a ... seem true that German losses have been greater than our own ; but then our own have been so heavy as to make us ...
... seems very im- probable , and is , at all events , quite inconceivable to any of the Allies . Next to so appalling a ... seem true that German losses have been greater than our own ; but then our own have been so heavy as to make us ...
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... seems to point to one central and indisputable fact that unless the British and French forces gain a substantial success owing to their increased numbers and the weight of their artillery , there is nothing else which seems in any way ...
... seems to point to one central and indisputable fact that unless the British and French forces gain a substantial success owing to their increased numbers and the weight of their artillery , there is nothing else which seems in any way ...
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... seems no real reason for discouragement . Perhaps we underrated the difficulties when we started . At all events , we fully understand them now , and we are not likely to be deterred even though the Turks may be in greater strength than ...
... seems no real reason for discouragement . Perhaps we underrated the difficulties when we started . At all events , we fully understand them now , and we are not likely to be deterred even though the Turks may be in greater strength than ...
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... . " ? His successor must be a darling of the gods , for he has become Lord Chancellor at a leap . Yet it seems only a little while since Sir Stanley Buckmaster's friends were sore at his being passed 48 THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT .
... . " ? His successor must be a darling of the gods , for he has become Lord Chancellor at a leap . Yet it seems only a little while since Sir Stanley Buckmaster's friends were sore at his being passed 48 THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT .
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... the case with Mr. John Burns , who now seems to have dropped absolutely out of sight and out of mind . We trust it may not be true of Mr. Brace and Mr. Henderson . " " The innocent victims in high places of the THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT . 53.
... the case with Mr. John Burns , who now seems to have dropped absolutely out of sight and out of mind . We trust it may not be true of Mr. Brace and Mr. Henderson . " " The innocent victims in high places of the THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT . 53.
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