The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... American Army , asked for fire- wood , carts , oxen and horses for his soldiers . Having issued a proclamation to the people of the Philippines , in which he reiterated the promises of friendship and assistance on the faith of a free ...
... American Army , asked for fire- wood , carts , oxen and horses for his soldiers . Having issued a proclamation to the people of the Philippines , in which he reiterated the promises of friendship and assistance on the faith of a free ...
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... America , other- wise Aguinaldo could not have put up with so many infamous actions at the hands of the American generals . They have always considered themselves little and insignificant beside the American people , and hence they ...
... America , other- wise Aguinaldo could not have put up with so many infamous actions at the hands of the American generals . They have always considered themselves little and insignificant beside the American people , and hence they ...
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... American continent , has maintained from the year 1842 a friendly attitude to China . Even with the cry for expansion and her presence in Asiatic waters , she has dis- played no inclination to participate in the dismemberment of China ...
... American continent , has maintained from the year 1842 a friendly attitude to China . Even with the cry for expansion and her presence in Asiatic waters , she has dis- played no inclination to participate in the dismemberment of China ...
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