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 58
... military censorship based upon martial law was to be restricted to purely military matters and was not to extend to war and peace aims , to constitu- tional questions , nor to internal politics . The suppression of newspapers and ...
... military censorship based upon martial law was to be restricted to purely military matters and was not to extend to war and peace aims , to constitu- tional questions , nor to internal politics . The suppression of newspapers and ...
Page 172
... military co - operation on the immediate battle front , under a single Generalissimo . We were recently informed that a perfect agreement had been reached on all points at a military con- ference between French and American officers ...
... military co - operation on the immediate battle front , under a single Generalissimo . We were recently informed that a perfect agreement had been reached on all points at a military con- ference between French and American officers ...
Page 182
... military necessity as a stalking - horse , behind which to secure the enactment of laws for which there is no military necessity whatever , and which would have no chance whatever of acceptance without such a screen . There may be military ...
... military necessity as a stalking - horse , behind which to secure the enactment of laws for which there is no military necessity whatever , and which would have no chance whatever of acceptance without such a screen . There may be military ...
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