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T IS a HE significance and the probable consequences T is as certain as anything can be in the necesof the German retirement from the Marne sarily uncertain game of politics that the result have become increasingly clear during the of a ...
T IS a HE significance and the probable consequences T is as certain as anything can be in the necesof the German retirement from the Marne sarily uncertain game of politics that the result have become increasingly clear during the of a ...
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It is becoming an appalling winter our forces will be enormously increased . evil , which is injuring American reputation for selfAccordingly we might confidently look forward control and fair play in Europe and which is reto a ...
It is becoming an appalling winter our forces will be enormously increased . evil , which is injuring American reputation for selfAccordingly we might confidently look forward control and fair play in Europe and which is reto a ...
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At the present time the very violence of American But from the point of view of orderly governopinion and policy has become itself an obstacle ment , this is not the most important question raised rather than an aid to our national ...
At the present time the very violence of American But from the point of view of orderly governopinion and policy has become itself an obstacle ment , this is not the most important question raised rather than an aid to our national ...
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Prisoners are fast becoming the best in Europe , especially for were often in evidence that day : the German attacking purposes . ” wounded were getting exactly the same care as our In the French villages behind the lines , where own in ...
Prisoners are fast becoming the best in Europe , especially for were often in evidence that day : the German attacking purposes . ” wounded were getting exactly the same care as our In the French villages behind the lines , where own in ...
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... the Macedonian learns the literary language of western Allies in which will be united the distinctively either Serb or Bulgar , and thereby becomes a Serb or BulSouth Slav peoples , namely Serbs , Croats and Slovenes . gar .
... the Macedonian learns the literary language of western Allies in which will be united the distinctively either Serb or Bulgar , and thereby becomes a Serb or BulSouth Slav peoples , namely Serbs , Croats and Slovenes . gar .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The New Republic, Volume 16 |
| Editor | Herbert David Croly |
| Publisher | Republic Publishing Company, 1918 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 Mar 2018 |
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