The North American Review, Volume 208University of Northern Iowa, 1821 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 458
... France , of all nations the most refined , the most civilized . The moral grandeur of France has awakened an enthusiastic admiration which cannot overshoot the mark . But this is not all . France is not merely an ignis ardens , a ...
... France , of all nations the most refined , the most civilized . The moral grandeur of France has awakened an enthusiastic admiration which cannot overshoot the mark . But this is not all . France is not merely an ignis ardens , a ...
Page 459
... France , one must see the foe as the Frenchman sees him . In the way of " frightfulness " there is , indeed , little ... France is reflected in M. Lauzanne's book . France is fighting not only to pre- serve all that is dear to her from ...
... France , one must see the foe as the Frenchman sees him . In the way of " frightfulness " there is , indeed , little ... France is reflected in M. Lauzanne's book . France is fighting not only to pre- serve all that is dear to her from ...
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The programme as he explained it calls for eighty divisions in France and eighteen additional divisions in the United States . Those for France are to be abroad by June 30 , 1919. That proposes more than 3,500,000 American troops in France ...
The programme as he explained it calls for eighty divisions in France and eighteen additional divisions in the United States . Those for France are to be abroad by June 30 , 1919. That proposes more than 3,500,000 American troops in France ...
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