Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen256,Tema 1547William Blackwood, 1944 |
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... England the horrors and ruin of invasion . How fantastic must such theories have sounded on the Con- tinent of Europe ! To the inhabitants of those countries which had suffered invasion in the first world war it must have seemed ...
... England the horrors and ruin of invasion . How fantastic must such theories have sounded on the Con- tinent of Europe ! To the inhabitants of those countries which had suffered invasion in the first world war it must have seemed ...
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... England had become effete ; and that , if direct action was taken by the Axis Powers to force the issue of war , England would hesitate to take up the challenge ; thus pre- cipitating her own downfall , inevitable as in any event they ...
... England had become effete ; and that , if direct action was taken by the Axis Powers to force the issue of war , England would hesitate to take up the challenge ; thus pre- cipitating her own downfall , inevitable as in any event they ...
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... England , thus founding the British Empire , it has never been possible to think of England without the British Empire any more than it would be possible to conceive of the British Empire with England excluded from it . Each part of the ...
... England , thus founding the British Empire , it has never been possible to think of England without the British Empire any more than it would be possible to conceive of the British Empire with England excluded from it . Each part of the ...
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