The Quarterly Review, Volume 226John Murray, 1916 |
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Page 18
... enemy . But the strongest argument is the pre- eminent place which the worship of Athene held at Troy . If that fortress had been under the protection of Apollo or Thracian Ares or Indo - Germanic Zeus , the fact might have little ...
... enemy . But the strongest argument is the pre- eminent place which the worship of Athene held at Troy . If that fortress had been under the protection of Apollo or Thracian Ares or Indo - Germanic Zeus , the fact might have little ...
Page 50
... enemy of Rome ; * and he is puffed up by the humiliation of Varus and the lowering of the place of Rome , ' supplice Varo intumuit , uiditque loco Romana secundo . ' Parthia alone is left ; and no art is spared to recommend a proposal ...
... enemy of Rome ; * and he is puffed up by the humiliation of Varus and the lowering of the place of Rome , ' supplice Varo intumuit , uiditque loco Romana secundo . ' Parthia alone is left ; and no art is spared to recommend a proposal ...
Page 76
... far ! Here I was in the heart of the enemy's country , and , what's more , at large , hardly the toss of a ship's biscuit from those pioneers of Germany's future , and yet unable to 76 A VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY IN GERMANY.
... far ! Here I was in the heart of the enemy's country , and , what's more , at large , hardly the toss of a ship's biscuit from those pioneers of Germany's future , and yet unable to 76 A VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY IN GERMANY.
Page 79
... enemy war - ships that may venture near . Behind this line of patrols comes a cordon of fast cruisers , to give the ' thin black line ' a firm back- ground . Finally a third line of defence is formed by armoured cruisers , which act as ...
... enemy war - ships that may venture near . Behind this line of patrols comes a cordon of fast cruisers , to give the ' thin black line ' a firm back- ground . Finally a third line of defence is formed by armoured cruisers , which act as ...
Page 84
... enemy vessels that may have eluded the three - fold line of guard - ships . As soon as an enemy ship is discovered , the observing officer , by means of his chart , ruled into many squares and angles , immediately calculates its ...
... enemy vessels that may have eluded the three - fold line of guard - ships . As soon as an enemy ship is discovered , the observing officer , by means of his chart , ruled into many squares and angles , immediately calculates its ...
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