The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 41
... doubt about the attitude of Russia and France , the former having to secure her interests in the Persian Gulf and Abyssinia , and the latter , notwithstanding her possessions in Madagascar , Siam and Indo - China , not be- ing even ...
... doubt about the attitude of Russia and France , the former having to secure her interests in the Persian Gulf and Abyssinia , and the latter , notwithstanding her possessions in Madagascar , Siam and Indo - China , not be- ing even ...
Page 393
... doubt , but when we have to contend with rapidly progressing ad- versaries such as Russia , we had better not fall again into the fatal blunder of overestimating our power and resources . The days of placidly relying on our prestige ...
... doubt , but when we have to contend with rapidly progressing ad- versaries such as Russia , we had better not fall again into the fatal blunder of overestimating our power and resources . The days of placidly relying on our prestige ...
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... doubt The greatness of my love . Did I not rule A fruitful land under the Aibhlin hills ? And when you came to scorn ... doubts When we rowed north , singing above the oars , And harried Alban towns , and overthrew The women slingers on ...
... doubt The greatness of my love . Did I not rule A fruitful land under the Aibhlin hills ? And when you came to scorn ... doubts When we rowed north , singing above the oars , And harried Alban towns , and overthrew The women slingers on ...
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