Blackwood's Magazine, 259-260. kötetW. Blackwood, 1946 |
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152. oldal
... British garrison was hard at work under a steadily increasing scale of air attack . The British soldiers responded as they always do to a call for unlimited work , of the necessity for which they are convinced . George , as Commander ...
... British garrison was hard at work under a steadily increasing scale of air attack . The British soldiers responded as they always do to a call for unlimited work , of the necessity for which they are convinced . George , as Commander ...
81. oldal
... British strong - points were estab- lished . Conference after conference took place between the British and Indonesians , but the latter were weak and evasive , and were obviously unwilling to make any decision which might be unpopular ...
... British strong - points were estab- lished . Conference after conference took place between the British and Indonesians , but the latter were weak and evasive , and were obviously unwilling to make any decision which might be unpopular ...
432. oldal
... British Commonwealth was a greater menace to peace than was the Soviet Union . What Mr Wallace means by British Imperialism only Mr Wallace knows . Possibly , like some of his more naïve fellow - countrymen in the Middle West , he has ...
... British Commonwealth was a greater menace to peace than was the Soviet Union . What Mr Wallace means by British Imperialism only Mr Wallace knows . Possibly , like some of his more naïve fellow - countrymen in the Middle West , he has ...
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