The Living Age, 290. kötetLiving Age Company, 1916 |
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114. oldal
... whole world , and with the certainty that the whole world would never change its mind and repent its bargain , could justify us in cutting down our margin of naval security by a single ship . The idea that any such guarantee could ever ...
... whole world , and with the certainty that the whole world would never change its mind and repent its bargain , could justify us in cutting down our margin of naval security by a single ship . The idea that any such guarantee could ever ...
615. oldal
... Whole in its or- ganic being in a single intense vision . So that here , too , the goal of the seeker for truth is most nearly represented in this sphere of things by an act of social quality , the knowledge which the stead- fastly ...
... Whole in its or- ganic being in a single intense vision . So that here , too , the goal of the seeker for truth is most nearly represented in this sphere of things by an act of social quality , the knowledge which the stead- fastly ...
647. oldal
... whole Empire , will arise in the future . Then , again , it has to be remem- bered that the creation of an Inter- national army and navy almost neces- sarily connotes the whole or partial disappearance of purely national mili- tary and ...
... whole Empire , will arise in the future . Then , again , it has to be remem- bered that the creation of an Inter- national army and navy almost neces- sarily connotes the whole or partial disappearance of purely national mili- tary and ...
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Britain and the United States | 129 |
67 | 193 |
The First Battle of Ypres | 257 |
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