America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... effect upon the Balkan States themselves . In Serbia the intrigues of Austria corrupted the court and filled its career with repeated scandals , until at last the people could endure that state of affairs no longer . A military ...
... effect upon the Balkan States themselves . In Serbia the intrigues of Austria corrupted the court and filled its career with repeated scandals , until at last the people could endure that state of affairs no longer . A military ...
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... effect was merely that of exasperation against an enemy that thus waged war against non - combatants , and of incitement to engage more vigor- ously in the task of defeating and crushing that enemy . Upon the German people the effect of ...
... effect was merely that of exasperation against an enemy that thus waged war against non - combatants , and of incitement to engage more vigor- ously in the task of defeating and crushing that enemy . Upon the German people the effect of ...
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... effect has yet been heard . And of course it will not escape remem- brance that in the animal world there are , both in aggression and in defense , some noteworthy exceptions to the rule of cryptic coloring . CHAPTER XXV WOMEN AND WAR ...
... effect has yet been heard . And of course it will not escape remem- brance that in the animal world there are , both in aggression and in defense , some noteworthy exceptions to the rule of cryptic coloring . CHAPTER XXV WOMEN AND WAR ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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