MacMillan's Magazine, Volume 23Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris 1870 |
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Page 184
... France than it was at that time in America . It would not be needful for the Assembly to be always sitting , and constantly interfering in the manage- ment of the war , in order to establish the necessary connection and a reci- procal ...
... France than it was at that time in America . It would not be needful for the Assembly to be always sitting , and constantly interfering in the manage- ment of the war , in order to establish the necessary connection and a reci- procal ...
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... France ? Are we seeking to copy that which has given France her power to struggle with her enemy , and which if she succeed in dislodging him from French soil will undoubtedly enable her to do so ? Keenly as we strove to find out the ...
... France ? Are we seeking to copy that which has given France her power to struggle with her enemy , and which if she succeed in dislodging him from French soil will undoubtedly enable her to do so ? Keenly as we strove to find out the ...
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... France , and which France owes to them . Alsace and Lorraine desire to re- main French , and they will prove it by their votes , as they have declared it by shedding their blood ; and it is the duty of France , both to them and to ...
... France , and which France owes to them . Alsace and Lorraine desire to re- main French , and they will prove it by their votes , as they have declared it by shedding their blood ; and it is the duty of France , both to them and to ...
Contents
Chapter I | 11 |
Alabama Claims The By LORD HOBART 224 | 73 |
Art as an Aim in Life On 417 | 80 |
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