America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... France . The second was when , after the immortal Marne , the rallied armies of France " against great odds bare up the war " until England could be aroused from her non - militarist lethargy and could be brought to the aid of France ...
... France . The second was when , after the immortal Marne , the rallied armies of France " against great odds bare up the war " until England could be aroused from her non - militarist lethargy and could be brought to the aid of France ...
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... FRANCE Of all the warring powers , France had at the beginning perhaps the most vital interest in the war . It was to her a matter of life or death . The ancient quarrel , dating from the time of Charlemagne's sons , between her and ...
... FRANCE Of all the warring powers , France had at the beginning perhaps the most vital interest in the war . It was to her a matter of life or death . The ancient quarrel , dating from the time of Charlemagne's sons , between her and ...
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... France in 1870-71 , the eyes of all Europe were opened , and the powers , with the exception of Great Britain , generally adopted the same or a similar system . FRANCE'S HEAVY BURDEN Upon France the burden was greatest of all . She felt ...
... France in 1870-71 , the eyes of all Europe were opened , and the powers , with the exception of Great Britain , generally adopted the same or a similar system . FRANCE'S HEAVY BURDEN Upon France the burden was greatest of all . She felt ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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