The North American Review, Band 208University of Northern Iowa, 1821 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... force , force without stint or limit . " For what is the great military lesson of the drive ? That we sent , in familiar phrase , a boy to do work which needed a man . Our Allies and we were able to drive the Germans out of the Soissons ...
... force , force without stint or limit . " For what is the great military lesson of the drive ? That we sent , in familiar phrase , a boy to do work which needed a man . Our Allies and we were able to drive the Germans out of the Soissons ...
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... force which is applied without stint or limit to break down to the dust the military power of Pots- dam , must be a continuing force so long as it is needed to safeguard and to perpetuate the results of the war . That is the policy ...
... force which is applied without stint or limit to break down to the dust the military power of Pots- dam , must be a continuing force so long as it is needed to safeguard and to perpetuate the results of the war . That is the policy ...
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is no force that controls other forces ; there is nothing that gives measure or appoints a destination . The forces simply interact , and the destination is just everywhere at once , or nowhere . Not being able to discriminate forces ...
is no force that controls other forces ; there is nothing that gives measure or appoints a destination . The forces simply interact , and the destination is just everywhere at once , or nowhere . Not being able to discriminate forces ...
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