Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251, Issue 1517William Blackwood, 1942 |
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Page 145
... continued support of those not in uniform but held closely to civilian occupations . This increasing demand proves the creative and re - creative value of Pel- manism . Minds under stress and strain are sorely in need of restful ...
... continued support of those not in uniform but held closely to civilian occupations . This increasing demand proves the creative and re - creative value of Pel- manism . Minds under stress and strain are sorely in need of restful ...
Page 180
... continued south , and at last entered London in state , where for the first time he and his men found their welcome uncertain . The citizens had learned to distrust all soldiers . Monck , still nominally the obedient servant of ...
... continued south , and at last entered London in state , where for the first time he and his men found their welcome uncertain . The citizens had learned to distrust all soldiers . Monck , still nominally the obedient servant of ...
Page 205
... continued to be vigorously served , however , and this kept the Maoris in check . But the loss of Robertson proved fatal to the British . The command of the Hazard devolved on Lieutenant Phill- potts , a brave man who later lost his ...
... continued to be vigorously served , however , and this kept the Maoris in check . But the loss of Robertson proved fatal to the British . The command of the Hazard devolved on Lieutenant Phill- potts , a brave man who later lost his ...
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