Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 297William Blackwood, 1965 - England |
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“ British ! British ! I never trust them . ” As we had paid in advance the attack seemed unwarranted . He saw my expression and waved a placatory At first I had regarded his insistence on giving me military rank a compliment .
“ British ! British ! I never trust them . ” As we had paid in advance the attack seemed unwarranted . He saw my expression and waved a placatory At first I had regarded his insistence on giving me military rank a compliment .
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and the British and their allies were victorious . Then my father submitted his bill as the General had told him : five thousand pounds for feeding twenty thousand men for three days and losing farms , barns and olive trees - not a ...
and the British and their allies were victorious . Then my father submitted his bill as the General had told him : five thousand pounds for feeding twenty thousand men for three days and losing farms , barns and olive trees - not a ...
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In his passing he has been honoured by his own people and by the representatives of one hundred and ten nations in the complexity and richness of British ceremonial that is unsurpassed in the world ' . Throughout his life Churchill was ...
In his passing he has been honoured by his own people and by the representatives of one hundred and ten nations in the complexity and richness of British ceremonial that is unsurpassed in the world ' . Throughout his life Churchill was ...
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