America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... sent submarines overland to Constantinople , where they were placed in the Bosporus and thence went down to the Dardanelles , and the waters were thickly sown with mines . After the loss of several vessels from these causes the allies ...
... sent submarines overland to Constantinople , where they were placed in the Bosporus and thence went down to the Dardanelles , and the waters were thickly sown with mines . After the loss of several vessels from these causes the allies ...
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... sent Frederick Luederitz to Angra Pequena to organize the colony of German Southwest Africa . It was a costly job , for it brought on the Hottentot war , which cost nearly $ 80,000,000 and the lives of several thou- sand Germans , while ...
... sent Frederick Luederitz to Angra Pequena to organize the colony of German Southwest Africa . It was a costly job , for it brought on the Hottentot war , which cost nearly $ 80,000,000 and the lives of several thou- sand Germans , while ...
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... sent as freight would instantly have been seized as contraband . Tons of copper and india rubber and other goods were offered for transmission through the parcels post , and indeed large quantities were sent at great expense by first ...
... sent as freight would instantly have been seized as contraband . Tons of copper and india rubber and other goods were offered for transmission through the parcels post , and indeed large quantities were sent at great expense by first ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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