America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... Britain — Practically a Triple Entente - Belgium as a Neutral State — Animosity between Great Britain and Germany - Why Great Britain was Compelled to Enter the War - Japan Drawn into Alliance with Her Former Foe - Italy's Anomalous ...
... Britain — Practically a Triple Entente - Belgium as a Neutral State — Animosity between Great Britain and Germany - Why Great Britain was Compelled to Enter the War - Japan Drawn into Alliance with Her Former Foe - Italy's Anomalous ...
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... Britain's partici- pation in the war . In 1870 Prussia was angry at Great Britain because the latter , in pursuance of neutral prin- ciples , sold munitions of war to France as freely as to Germany . This anger was increased when Great ...
... Britain's partici- pation in the war . In 1870 Prussia was angry at Great Britain because the latter , in pursuance of neutral prin- ciples , sold munitions of war to France as freely as to Germany . This anger was increased when Great ...
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... Britain and France , under the terms of which each nation was pledged to aid the other in certain contingencies . It was to keep faith with France , too , therefore , that Great Britain entered the war . It may be added that these ...
... Britain and France , under the terms of which each nation was pledged to aid the other in certain contingencies . It was to keep faith with France , too , therefore , that Great Britain entered the war . It may be added that these ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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