America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... Turkey , looked on with little sympathy and in some cases with actual hostility . One of them , Austria - Hungary , assumed an attitude of aggressive antagonism . It was evidently feared at Vienna and Budapest that Turkey might fully ...
... Turkey , looked on with little sympathy and in some cases with actual hostility . One of them , Austria - Hungary , assumed an attitude of aggressive antagonism . It was evidently feared at Vienna and Budapest that Turkey might fully ...
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... Turkey and the partitioning among the allies of a large part of the Turkish domains . It was on August 13 , 1912 , that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria presided over a council of the four allies , at which it was formally resolved that if Turkey ...
... Turkey and the partitioning among the allies of a large part of the Turkish domains . It was on August 13 , 1912 , that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria presided over a council of the four allies , at which it was formally resolved that if Turkey ...
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... Turkey asked the allies for a cessation of hostilities to discuss terms of peace , but the conditions which she suggested were not acceptable and the campaign went on . On November 18th the completion of a month of war was celebrated by ...
... Turkey asked the allies for a cessation of hostilities to discuss terms of peace , but the conditions which she suggested were not acceptable and the campaign went on . On November 18th the completion of a month of war was celebrated by ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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