Storm and PeaceBooks for Libraries Press, 1967 - 268 páginas |
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... whole , a very honest , and a very able Man ; and I do not know where we shall be able to replace Him . Huske is talked of ; and , in all respects would do very well ; But he is only a Major General : However , Huske will go , and I ...
... whole , a very honest , and a very able Man ; and I do not know where we shall be able to replace Him . Huske is talked of ; and , in all respects would do very well ; But he is only a Major General : However , Huske will go , and I ...
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... whole Sudan , and he made his resump- tion of service conditional on his having the Sudan under his command . The Khedive at once agreed and united in one great Governor - Generalship the whole of the Sudan and Equatorial Provinces ...
... whole Sudan , and he made his resump- tion of service conditional on his having the Sudan under his command . The Khedive at once agreed and united in one great Governor - Generalship the whole of the Sudan and Equatorial Provinces ...
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... whole day with a long detail of sensible schemes he will never execute and schemes he will execute which are highly ridiculous . ' Or consider Mr. Edmund Pleydwell of Millbourne : " He is a very good natured Country gentleman , affable ...
... whole day with a long detail of sensible schemes he will never execute and schemes he will execute which are highly ridiculous . ' Or consider Mr. Edmund Pleydwell of Millbourne : " He is a very good natured Country gentleman , affable ...
Contenido
Introduction page | 9 |
Two General Gordon | 65 |
Twentyone On Revisiting Norbury | 247 |
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