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... force . Mr. Fowler , in presenting the first report on the organiza- tion and operation of this army , examines the precedents estab- lished for the maintenance of peace by international armies . many in the World War . A strictly and ...
... force . Mr. Fowler , in presenting the first report on the organiza- tion and operation of this army , examines the precedents estab- lished for the maintenance of peace by international armies . many in the World War . A strictly and ...
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... force of troops , as were other smaller powers . The doubtful point was England's coöperation . Mr. Macdonald and his Tory ministry had burnt their fingers on the auxiliary police . On the other hand , England was anxious to keep ...
... force of troops , as were other smaller powers . The doubtful point was England's coöperation . Mr. Macdonald and his Tory ministry had burnt their fingers on the auxiliary police . On the other hand , England was anxious to keep ...
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... force , because Parliament was not sitting and troops could not be sent out of the country without its consent , had to be voluntary , but brand new uniforms were bought for it . Each force was given a rousing send - off by the home ...
... force , because Parliament was not sitting and troops could not be sent out of the country without its consent , had to be voluntary , but brand new uniforms were bought for it . Each force was given a rousing send - off by the home ...
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