Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen250William Blackwood, 1941 |
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... marching exploits . Marching exploits ! A vast sub- ject . Even the individual's tally of miles - his own contribution to the incalculable sum of British marching down the centuries - can total to an impressive figure . For any man with ...
... marching exploits . Marching exploits ! A vast sub- ject . Even the individual's tally of miles - his own contribution to the incalculable sum of British marching down the centuries - can total to an impressive figure . For any man with ...
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... marching for every participating regiment ; and , in varying degrees of competency , the marches have been described by their historians . Two which recurred to memory in the course of these musings were : first , the march of the Royal ...
... marching for every participating regiment ; and , in varying degrees of competency , the marches have been described by their historians . Two which recurred to memory in the course of these musings were : first , the march of the Royal ...
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... marching for our Army . Probably - in spite of the Kabul to Kandahar ' of the second one , 320 miles in twenty days through hostile and hazardous country - the earlier campaign has it . Certainly in regard to tragedies and vicissitudes ...
... marching for our Army . Probably - in spite of the Kabul to Kandahar ' of the second one , 320 miles in twenty days through hostile and hazardous country - the earlier campaign has it . Certainly in regard to tragedies and vicissitudes ...
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JULY 1941 VOL 250 | 1 |
MICK MQUADE BY ROLAND A MCARTHY | 86 |
MORE REDLETTER DAYS BY R J WACHER | 130 |
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