America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... nearly three years ' warn- ing we were so unready for war that nearly five months must elapse after our declaration of war before we could so much as send recruits to training camps to begin their prep- aration for service on the battle ...
... nearly three years ' warn- ing we were so unready for war that nearly five months must elapse after our declaration of war before we could so much as send recruits to training camps to begin their prep- aration for service on the battle ...
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... nearly 500,000 . More than half of them were from the United Kingdom , chiefly from Ireland , but no fewer than 152,454 came from Ger- Then in the next decade , the revolutionary era many . on the continent , there came nearly 1,600,000 ...
... nearly 500,000 . More than half of them were from the United Kingdom , chiefly from Ireland , but no fewer than 152,454 came from Ger- Then in the next decade , the revolutionary era many . on the continent , there came nearly 1,600,000 ...
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... nearly 2,500,000 , more than half being from the British Isles , and 951,667 from Germany . Since that time the influx of Germans has not been large ; in late years it has been almost nil . But the multi- tudes of that nationality who ...
... nearly 2,500,000 , more than half being from the British Isles , and 951,667 from Germany . Since that time the influx of Germans has not been large ; in late years it has been almost nil . But the multi- tudes of that nationality who ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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