The Quarterly Review, Volume 235, Issue 467John Murray, 1921 |
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Page 223
... nature of their opponents and the principal and determining theatre of operations . The peril , in fact , was ... natural ; but that is what secondary means ' invariably are . • We habitually hold ourselves up to scorn for our seemingly ...
... nature of their opponents and the principal and determining theatre of operations . The peril , in fact , was ... natural ; but that is what secondary means ' invariably are . • We habitually hold ourselves up to scorn for our seemingly ...
Page 224
... nature and mission in life the object upon which the designers of every possible opponent , as well as her own , concentrate their attention with the express purpose of finding means to compass her destruction . This is the designer's ...
... nature and mission in life the object upon which the designers of every possible opponent , as well as her own , concentrate their attention with the express purpose of finding means to compass her destruction . This is the designer's ...
Page 230
... , and many more , as to the gradual and natural fusion of the Fleets of the United States and Great Britain in the late war , gains striking emphasis in the recent reception accorded to Sir Lewis Bayley in America by. 230 THE SAVING GRACE.
... , and many more , as to the gradual and natural fusion of the Fleets of the United States and Great Britain in the late war , gains striking emphasis in the recent reception accorded to Sir Lewis Bayley in America by. 230 THE SAVING GRACE.
Page 231
... nature of the sea compliments paid to him and the atmosphere created thereby , cannot be translated into the language of the land ; but it would be well for statesmen to make some attempt to under- stand what forces were at work . This ...
... nature of the sea compliments paid to him and the atmosphere created thereby , cannot be translated into the language of the land ; but it would be well for statesmen to make some attempt to under- stand what forces were at work . This ...
Page 233
... nature of the disservice they will inevitably render to mankind in the process , including those smaller nations which must be involved either directly or indirectly , and are powerless to inter- fere . Extenuation may be pleaded for a ...
... nature of the disservice they will inevitably render to mankind in the process , including those smaller nations which must be involved either directly or indirectly , and are powerless to inter- fere . Extenuation may be pleaded for a ...
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