Littell's Living Age, Volume 172Living Age Company Incorporated, 1886 |
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Page 399
... German forces would be more easily handled , because their regi- ments would consist less largely than the French of men not permanently with the flag , but it is doubtful , even in the opinion of the German staff , whether Germany ...
... German forces would be more easily handled , because their regi- ments would consist less largely than the French of men not permanently with the flag , but it is doubtful , even in the opinion of the German staff , whether Germany ...
Page 400
... German em- enough for an army of two millions of peror retains in military power a group of men . If we pass from quantity to quality men who form a training - school of war , it is more difficult to speak . Most troops and who are at ...
... German em- enough for an army of two millions of peror retains in military power a group of men . If we pass from quantity to quality men who form a training - school of war , it is more difficult to speak . Most troops and who are at ...
Page 405
... German and not French annexation has taken place , the English trade there will probably be safe enough . The point upon which alone any serious danger was likely to arise , namely , the gallant advocacy by Germany of land claims in the ...
... German and not French annexation has taken place , the English trade there will probably be safe enough . The point upon which alone any serious danger was likely to arise , namely , the gallant advocacy by Germany of land claims in the ...
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