Littell's Living Age, Volume 174Littell, Son and Company, 1887 |
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... Lord Wolseley made a speech at a dinner of the Press Club , in which he began by ex- plaining how the heads of the army had been organizing the army for a great num- ber of years , but had never done so much as they had done within the ...
... Lord Wolseley made a speech at a dinner of the Press Club , in which he began by ex- plaining how the heads of the army had been organizing the army for a great num- ber of years , but had never done so much as they had done within the ...
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... Lord Wolseley's whom I have consulted says : " Lord Wolseley often uses expressions about the improved state of our army , which those who are anxious to improve it fur- ther wholly misunderstand . He has had a most difficult game to ...
... Lord Wolseley's whom I have consulted says : " Lord Wolseley often uses expressions about the improved state of our army , which those who are anxious to improve it fur- ther wholly misunderstand . He has had a most difficult game to ...
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... Lord Wolseley tells us that equal millions sterling a year to nearly forty millions at the present day - nearly ... Lord Wolseley's earlier speech . In 1876 , on the second night of the debate on the army estimates , I heard the same ...
... Lord Wolseley tells us that equal millions sterling a year to nearly forty millions at the present day - nearly ... Lord Wolseley's earlier speech . In 1876 , on the second night of the debate on the army estimates , I heard the same ...
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