The Great Problems of British StatesmanshipE.P. Dutton, 1917 - 445 páginas |
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... given sufficient time to organise themselves for war . The greatest latent resources and the highest patriotism would prove unavailing if in future war a strong military Power should succeed in seizing at its outbreak the indispensable ...
... given sufficient time to organise themselves for war . The greatest latent resources and the highest patriotism would prove unavailing if in future war a strong military Power should succeed in seizing at its outbreak the indispensable ...
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... given in English books . They will be new to most British readers , and they may help in destroying a century - old legend which has served Napoleon's purpose of sowing enmity between Russia and this country . The political testament of ...
... given in English books . They will be new to most British readers , and they may help in destroying a century - old legend which has served Napoleon's purpose of sowing enmity between Russia and this country . The political testament of ...
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... given above , Caulain- court prevaricated and at first refused to consider the question of Constantinople because that position was stra- tegically too important to be rashly disposed of . Being anxious to dispossess the Turks , largely ...
... given above , Caulain- court prevaricated and at first refused to consider the question of Constantinople because that position was stra- tegically too important to be rashly disposed of . Being anxious to dispossess the Turks , largely ...
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... given clearly establish that Napoleon neither intended to give Constantinople to Russia , nor to attack England in India , that on the contrary he wanted Constantinople for France , and that he attached greater value to Egypt than to ...
... given clearly establish that Napoleon neither intended to give Constantinople to Russia , nor to attack England in India , that on the contrary he wanted Constantinople for France , and that he attached greater value to Egypt than to ...
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... given in the British Blue Book - in which we read : Justice established , as an immutable rule for all the transactions between the coalesced States , that the advan- tages which each of them should be summoned to reap from the triumph ...
... given in the British Blue Book - in which we read : Justice established , as an immutable rule for all the transactions between the coalesced States , that the advan- tages which each of them should be summoned to reap from the triumph ...
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