The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 - North American review Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... course natural , upon the course of events and upon the strategy of the present campaign , but also upon the manner in which the short - service system , with its reservists , who in time of war can be called upon to rejoin the colors ...
... course natural , upon the course of events and upon the strategy of the present campaign , but also upon the manner in which the short - service system , with its reservists , who in time of war can be called upon to rejoin the colors ...
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... course , open to discussion . Such , how- ever , was the original idea , which , of course , must be considered in conjunction with the general scheme . This latter was to assemble an army corps and a cavalry division in Cape Colony ...
... course , open to discussion . Such , how- ever , was the original idea , which , of course , must be considered in conjunction with the general scheme . This latter was to assemble an army corps and a cavalry division in Cape Colony ...
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... course of the Exposition . This is a prudent decision ; in adhering to it , no attempt has been made to exclude certain nations whilst admitting others , but the aim has been to avoid trouble and dispute . Gymnastic societies , to ...
... course of the Exposition . This is a prudent decision ; in adhering to it , no attempt has been made to exclude certain nations whilst admitting others , but the aim has been to avoid trouble and dispute . Gymnastic societies , to ...
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