America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... losses as best they could , in earnest hope that America would come to their relief and rescue before those losses became so great as to be fatal . France had been performing miracles of heroism for two years and a half . But she could ...
... losses as best they could , in earnest hope that America would come to their relief and rescue before those losses became so great as to be fatal . France had been performing miracles of heroism for two years and a half . But she could ...
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... losses in that stage of the war were caused by mines , with the exception of one vessel , the William P. Frye , which was destroyed by a German cruiser under the pretence that she was carrying contraband . HEAVY NAVAL LOSSES The naval ...
... losses in that stage of the war were caused by mines , with the exception of one vessel , the William P. Frye , which was destroyed by a German cruiser under the pretence that she was carrying contraband . HEAVY NAVAL LOSSES The naval ...
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... losses .. 1,075 1,534,901 Total gains . 807 1,523,750 Net loss ... 268 11,151 This loss was obviously in small ... losses in the last two weeks ( February 1st to 14th ) have been extraordinarily small . " During that entire month of ...
... losses .. 1,075 1,534,901 Total gains . 807 1,523,750 Net loss ... 268 11,151 This loss was obviously in small ... losses in the last two weeks ( February 1st to 14th ) have been extraordinarily small . " During that entire month of ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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