Portrait of an American: Charles G. DawesHolt, 1953 - 344 pages Full-length, sympathetic biography of the American lawyer and banker. |
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Page 120
... Army in France ; General Dawes , repre- senting American Army ; General Payot , chairman , representing French Army ; General Ford , representing English Army ; Major Cumont , representing Belgian Army . 0 7. Allied Supply Board in ...
... Army in France ; General Dawes , repre- senting American Army ; General Payot , chairman , representing French Army ; General Ford , representing English Army ; Major Cumont , representing Belgian Army . 0 7. Allied Supply Board in ...
Page 171
... Army arriving in France in ever - increasing numbers . He heard that Admiral William S. Sims , commanding the United States Naval Forces operating in European waters , was in Paris , and went to him in an effort to borrow a collier ...
... Army arriving in France in ever - increasing numbers . He heard that Admiral William S. Sims , commanding the United States Naval Forces operating in European waters , was in Paris , and went to him in an effort to borrow a collier ...
Page 196
... Army , we would have a lot better government . " Long after this Committee is dead and gone and forgotten , the achievement of the American Army will stand in an everlasting blaze of glory . You have tried to make a mountain out of a ...
... Army , we would have a lot better government . " Long after this Committee is dead and gone and forgotten , the achievement of the American Army will stand in an everlasting blaze of glory . You have tried to make a mountain out of a ...
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