The North American Review, Band 223Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1926 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... Italy , his slightly bowed and very spare Foreign Secretary , the Marquess della Farretta , indubita- bly aristocratic and consciously superior , looking for all the world like the lamented Wayne Mac Veagh , and beyond them the Japanese ...
... Italy , his slightly bowed and very spare Foreign Secretary , the Marquess della Farretta , indubita- bly aristocratic and consciously superior , looking for all the world like the lamented Wayne Mac Veagh , and beyond them the Japanese ...
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... Italy , and his was a tedious performance , partly be- cause of the length of his oration but chiefly owing to the neces- sity of labored translation first into French and then into English . Fortunately the procedure afforded an ...
... Italy , and his was a tedious performance , partly be- cause of the length of his oration but chiefly owing to the neces- sity of labored translation first into French and then into English . Fortunately the procedure afforded an ...
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... he would receive a cordial welcome if circumstances should make advisable a visit to Berlin . His position in England , too , as well as throughout the Con- tinent , even in Italy , is now so fully. ARISTIDES THE SECOND 11.
... he would receive a cordial welcome if circumstances should make advisable a visit to Berlin . His position in England , too , as well as throughout the Con- tinent , even in Italy , is now so fully. ARISTIDES THE SECOND 11.
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... Italy , is now so fully assured that he was fully warranted in declaring solemnly , though not menacingly , to a largely hostile Chamber when he resumed control , " If you over- throw us now , the outcome will be a calamity to the ...
... Italy , is now so fully assured that he was fully warranted in declaring solemnly , though not menacingly , to a largely hostile Chamber when he resumed control , " If you over- throw us now , the outcome will be a calamity to the ...
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... Italians and Germans , between British and Russians , between Prussians and French , will be as absurd as a battle between the Picards and the Burgundians . She will find stupid the oscillation of victory which invariably leads to ...
... Italians and Germans , between British and Russians , between Prussians and French , will be as absurd as a battle between the Picards and the Burgundians . She will find stupid the oscillation of victory which invariably leads to ...
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