The Quarterly Review, Volumen274,Tema 544John Murray, 1940 |
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... United States . The time was ripe for the Continental System to be put fully into force . On Sept. 18 Napoleon , back in Paris , decided that his real intention in issuing the Berlin Decree had been to have French armed vessels seize ...
... United States . The time was ripe for the Continental System to be put fully into force . On Sept. 18 Napoleon , back in Paris , decided that his real intention in issuing the Berlin Decree had been to have French armed vessels seize ...
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... United States into declaring war upon us , and already in the present war there has been some slight friction between ourselves and the United States . At the New Year we received two notes of protest from Washington . One complained of ...
... United States into declaring war upon us , and already in the present war there has been some slight friction between ourselves and the United States . At the New Year we received two notes of protest from Washington . One complained of ...
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... United States . The Colonies united by the Articles of Confederation had wrung from Great Britain an acknow- ledgment of their independence . But no sooner was the war won than the weaknesses of a confederation were revealed . On ...
... United States . The Colonies united by the Articles of Confederation had wrung from Great Britain an acknow- ledgment of their independence . But no sooner was the war won than the weaknesses of a confederation were revealed . On ...
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ART PAGE 1 Old Germanies for New | 189 |
A Plea for Social History | 203 |
Two GENERATIONS AT WAR By Sir Charles Petrie | 204 |
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