The North American Review, Volumen180,Parte2University of Northern Iowa, 1905 |
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... force under 30,000 men - Lord Kitch- ener has an army of 203,000 Indians and over 74,000 British regulars . He can increase his Indian troops if he can find the money and if he can simultaneously add to his British force- for the most ...
... force under 30,000 men - Lord Kitch- ener has an army of 203,000 Indians and over 74,000 British regulars . He can increase his Indian troops if he can find the money and if he can simultaneously add to his British force- for the most ...
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... force against force . Rifles and revolvers , even , if they could procure them , would make but a poor show against quick - firing guns ; therefore , they are deter- mined , it is said , to carry hand - bombs , called " tangerines " be ...
... force against force . Rifles and revolvers , even , if they could procure them , would make but a poor show against quick - firing guns ; therefore , they are deter- mined , it is said , to carry hand - bombs , called " tangerines " be ...
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... force a restrictive law which is up to the present time the most drastic of its kind . In addition to adopting practically all of the features of the Italian law , the Hungarian measure gives the government the power to name the routes ...
... force a restrictive law which is up to the present time the most drastic of its kind . In addition to adopting practically all of the features of the Italian law , the Hungarian measure gives the government the power to name the routes ...
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