The Reader's Digest, Volumen41DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1942 |
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... told me they would gladly submit to French rule were it not for their fear of Sidi - Ma , a powerful leader of the Ahansali tribe , who commands thousands of warriors . I realized that I must first convince Sidi - Ma . One day I asked ...
... told me they would gladly submit to French rule were it not for their fear of Sidi - Ma , a powerful leader of the Ahansali tribe , who commands thousands of warriors . I realized that I must first convince Sidi - Ma . One day I asked ...
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... told his comrades that he was going to put his big bomb into a Japanese carrier " come hell or high water . " A number of men watched Powers ' dive . He held his ship straight for the carrier's deck until he was down to 500 feet -point ...
... told his comrades that he was going to put his big bomb into a Japanese carrier " come hell or high water . " A number of men watched Powers ' dive . He held his ship straight for the carrier's deck until he was down to 500 feet -point ...
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... told them we still planned to go but maybe not for a long time and advised them to take any other chance to get out . " MacArthur had told Bulkeley that Bataan would fall shortly and Corregidor would go soon afterward if no help came ...
... told them we still planned to go but maybe not for a long time and advised them to take any other chance to get out . " MacArthur had told Bulkeley that Bataan would fall shortly and Corregidor would go soon afterward if no help came ...
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