Littell's Living Age, 292. kötetLiving Age Company, 1917 |
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248. oldal
... NOTE . i t President Wilson's note has caused obviously open to the Allies there is not only a great deal more hostile nothing to complain of in President feeling than he expected , but very Wilson's action . No doubt it would much more ...
... NOTE . i t President Wilson's note has caused obviously open to the Allies there is not only a great deal more hostile nothing to complain of in President feeling than he expected , but very Wilson's action . No doubt it would much more ...
252. oldal
... Note , indeed , is extremely simple in the main structure of its thought . It is easy to read it as it stands , and to read it between the lines . Let us attempt the first of these tasks in order to arrive at the second , bearing in ...
... Note , indeed , is extremely simple in the main structure of its thought . It is easy to read it as it stands , and to read it between the lines . Let us attempt the first of these tasks in order to arrive at the second , bearing in ...
444. oldal
... Note may pass muster with Ger- many but will not impress America . The Allied Note , on the other hand , is valuable in the first place as evidence and surety of mutual agreement . The Allies ' maximum terms are now stated in outline ...
... Note may pass muster with Ger- many but will not impress America . The Allied Note , on the other hand , is valuable in the first place as evidence and surety of mutual agreement . The Allies ' maximum terms are now stated in outline ...
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