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Page 380
... British Army should have been turned into a bone of contention . After all , every- one has , or should have , the same wish - that our soldiers should be equipped with what , from every point of view , is the best weapon available ...
... British Army should have been turned into a bone of contention . After all , every- one has , or should have , the same wish - that our soldiers should be equipped with what , from every point of view , is the best weapon available ...
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... British Honduras . The campaign is thoroughly dis- honest . The population Guatemala is overwhelmingly Amerindian , while that of British Honduras is mainly African in origin , and the Guatemalans have not a good record in their ...
... British Honduras . The campaign is thoroughly dis- honest . The population Guatemala is overwhelmingly Amerindian , while that of British Honduras is mainly African in origin , and the Guatemalans have not a good record in their ...
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... British civilians and some fifty thousand British soldiers could have held a sub - continent against the wishes of its people . The British did not suddenly impose their own ideas and standards on the Indians . They inherited from the ...
... British civilians and some fifty thousand British soldiers could have held a sub - continent against the wishes of its people . The British did not suddenly impose their own ideas and standards on the Indians . They inherited from the ...
Contents
PAGE | 43 |
ACROSS THE INDIAN OCEAN BY LIEUT COMDR A G HAMILTON | 96 |
BALTIC CRUISE BY DUNCAN STEWART | 96 |
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