Nineteenth Century and After, Том 119Nineteenth Century and After, 1936 |
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of France and her friends from attack , as a means of stabilising the Peace Treaties , and , generally , as a rallying ground for the upholders of French safety . Against these strictures French writers and politicians have often ...
of France and her friends from attack , as a means of stabilising the Peace Treaties , and , generally , as a rallying ground for the upholders of French safety . Against these strictures French writers and politicians have often ...
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... France had never been even a subject of discussion . To put ourselves in the power of statesmen who can resort to shifty transactions of that kind is unspeakably dangerous . No country in the world knows so clearly what it wants as France ...
... France had never been even a subject of discussion . To put ourselves in the power of statesmen who can resort to shifty transactions of that kind is unspeakably dangerous . No country in the world knows so clearly what it wants as France ...
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... France in its intimate structure , and particularly of France from 1880 to the present day , for he believes that a new France has come into being in those years . His ambition , he says , is to be the painter of that France , and to ...
... France in its intimate structure , and particularly of France from 1880 to the present day , for he believes that a new France has come into being in those years . His ambition , he says , is to be the painter of that France , and to ...
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