The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 134
... proposals , Joffre preferred the latter . But the reply did not indicate that the proposal was to be put into action . Soon after midday , however , Joffre tele- graphed to Franchet d'Esperey , the new commander of the Fifth Army ...
... proposals , Joffre preferred the latter . But the reply did not indicate that the proposal was to be put into action . Soon after midday , however , Joffre tele- graphed to Franchet d'Esperey , the new commander of the Fifth Army ...
Page 136
... proposals was kept at either headquarters , and most improbable that such record could disappear save by deliberate destruction . The natural inference would seem to be that whoever suppressed the evidence of GalliƩni's proposals made ...
... proposals was kept at either headquarters , and most improbable that such record could disappear save by deliberate destruction . The natural inference would seem to be that whoever suppressed the evidence of GalliƩni's proposals made ...
Page 187
... proposed drastic economies to the caucus , but these were summarily rejected , and he was only able to bring before the House a lame scheme which proposed to divert 2,000,000l . from the sinking fund payments and 3,700,000l . additional ...
... proposed drastic economies to the caucus , but these were summarily rejected , and he was only able to bring before the House a lame scheme which proposed to divert 2,000,000l . from the sinking fund payments and 3,700,000l . additional ...
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