The North American Review, Volume 209, Part 2O. Everett, 1919 |
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Page 502
... front between Verdun and the English Channel into an angular front which extended from Verdun in a gener- ally western direction past Noyon to a point about one mile south of Montdidier and thence in a generally northern direction to ...
... front between Verdun and the English Channel into an angular front which extended from Verdun in a gener- ally western direction past Noyon to a point about one mile south of Montdidier and thence in a generally northern direction to ...
Page 503
... front assemble a sufficient force to meet it . But , on the other hand , this angular front gave to the Allies a great strategical advantage , in that , if they should break through on either front it would so threaten the com ...
... front assemble a sufficient force to meet it . But , on the other hand , this angular front gave to the Allies a great strategical advantage , in that , if they should break through on either front it would so threaten the com ...
Page 505
front , there was offered them strategically a most favorable opportunity for its success , since the Germans in their great attacks invariably selected the front behind which there were few Allied reserves for massing their own ...
front , there was offered them strategically a most favorable opportunity for its success , since the Germans in their great attacks invariably selected the front behind which there were few Allied reserves for massing their own ...
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