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The civilian who was faithful and competent needed no uniform to strengthen his position , and the army man who was unfaithful or in- competent learned soon that his uniform was no protection from censure or trans- fer to other duty .
The civilian who was faithful and competent needed no uniform to strengthen his position , and the army man who was unfaithful or in- competent learned soon that his uniform was no protection from censure or trans- fer to other duty .
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Concentration itself might be considered a species of position , in that it decides that the position of the fleet shall be single , not dual . It is purposed here to apply these remarks to the case of the United States Navy , under the ...
Concentration itself might be considered a species of position , in that it decides that the position of the fleet shall be single , not dual . It is purposed here to apply these remarks to the case of the United States Navy , under the ...
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In that event , the Republic of Panama shall propose another Panamanian national for appointment by the United States of America to such position in a timely manner . In case of removal of a Panamanian member of the Board at the ...
In that event , the Republic of Panama shall propose another Panamanian national for appointment by the United States of America to such position in a timely manner . In case of removal of a Panamanian member of the Board at the ...
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Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
No Fortifications for the Panama Canal Reprinted from American Review of Reviews | 13 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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