The Great Problems of British StatesmanshipE.P. Dutton, 1917 - 445 páginas |
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... efficiency in administration and execution . The jointly responsible Cabinet has proved improvident , dilatory , and extremely inefficient . The reform introduced by Mr. Lloyd George is only a temporary make- shift . The question will ...
... efficiency in administration and execution . The jointly responsible Cabinet has proved improvident , dilatory , and extremely inefficient . The reform introduced by Mr. Lloyd George is only a temporary make- shift . The question will ...
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... efficient army . Successful improvisation should , however , not blind us to the danger of neglecting military preparation in time of peace . The United States in 1861 and England in 1914 were able to create colossal armies because they ...
... efficient army . Successful improvisation should , however , not blind us to the danger of neglecting military preparation in time of peace . The United States in 1861 and England in 1914 were able to create colossal armies because they ...
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... efficient counterpoise to Russia - seem very short - sighted . I think I have shown that Russia's acquisition of Constantinople , far from in- creasing Russia's military strength , would greatly increase her vulnerability . Hence the ...
... efficient counterpoise to Russia - seem very short - sighted . I think I have shown that Russia's acquisition of Constantinople , far from in- creasing Russia's military strength , would greatly increase her vulnerability . Hence the ...
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... efficiently shelter the larger part of its borders , while its land frontiers are equally powerfully protected by gigantic waterless deserts and lofty mountain ranges . Range after range of mountains protect Asiatic Turkey towards ...
... efficiently shelter the larger part of its borders , while its land frontiers are equally powerfully protected by gigantic waterless deserts and lofty mountain ranges . Range after range of mountains protect Asiatic Turkey towards ...
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... efficient counterpoise to the Russian colossus . The preservation of the Dual Monarchy is parti- cularly strongly urged by those who fear the Pan - Slavonic danger , who believe that the Slavonic nations in the Balkan Peninsula and in ...
... efficient counterpoise to the Russian colossus . The preservation of the Dual Monarchy is parti- cularly strongly urged by those who fear the Pan - Slavonic danger , who believe that the Slavonic nations in the Balkan Peninsula and in ...
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