The New Republic, Volume 16Herbert David Croly Republic Publishing Company, 1918 - Periodicals |
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... military decision, its effect in Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey will be even more immediately dangerous. The recent rumor that Turkey is ready to withdraw from the German alliance is probably false, for the Allies cannot bring about a ...
... military decision, its effect in Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey will be even more immediately dangerous. The recent rumor that Turkey is ready to withdraw from the German alliance is probably false, for the Allies cannot bring about a ...
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... military parties in the fight between it and the liberal forces in Germany which had been going on throughout 1917. The German liberals have not hesitated frankly to draw this conclusion . They have been demanding through such papers as ...
... military parties in the fight between it and the liberal forces in Germany which had been going on throughout 1917. The German liberals have not hesitated frankly to draw this conclusion . They have been demanding through such papers as ...
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... military decision , its effect in Austria , Bul- garia and Turkey will be even more immediately dangerous . The recent rumor that Turkey is ready to withdraw from the German alliance is probably false , for the Allies cannot bring about ...
... military decision , its effect in Austria , Bul- garia and Turkey will be even more immediately dangerous . The recent rumor that Turkey is ready to withdraw from the German alliance is probably false , for the Allies cannot bring about ...
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... military intervention by way of Vladivostok could actually effect a reconstitu- tion of the battle line in western Russia , where alone it could do more good than harm to the Allied cause . The Japanese have the utmost con- fidence in ...
... military intervention by way of Vladivostok could actually effect a reconstitu- tion of the battle line in western Russia , where alone it could do more good than harm to the Allied cause . The Japanese have the utmost con- fidence in ...
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... military efforts for one year . The enemy understands this fully . The op- portunity thus presented for counterbalancing the American forces is too tempting to be neglected . It still remains to be seen whether , from now on , the ...
... military efforts for one year . The enemy understands this fully . The op- portunity thus presented for counterbalancing the American forces is too tempting to be neglected . It still remains to be seen whether , from now on , the ...
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