Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 256,Numéro 1547William Blackwood, 1944 |
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history of the British Empire was taught only spasmodically - if at all- in the schools . " I have found young people here , " said Lord Bennett , the ex - Prime Minister of Canada , recently , " lacking in knowledge of the Empire , and ...
history of the British Empire was taught only spasmodically - if at all- in the schools . " I have found young people here , " said Lord Bennett , the ex - Prime Minister of Canada , recently , " lacking in knowledge of the Empire , and ...
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... Empire would not rally to the side of the mother country in the event of war being forced upon her . That was what Germany had antici- pated in 1914 , and for her miscalcula- tion had paid the penalty of defeat . It is not easy to ...
... Empire would not rally to the side of the mother country in the event of war being forced upon her . That was what Germany had antici- pated in 1914 , and for her miscalcula- tion had paid the penalty of defeat . It is not easy to ...
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... Empire is held together by moonbeams . " Yet a moonbeam is something that no material instrument can sever , and no economic con- sideration dispel . To many people the British Commonwealth and Empire , with no formal instrument of ...
... Empire is held together by moonbeams . " Yet a moonbeam is something that no material instrument can sever , and no economic con- sideration dispel . To many people the British Commonwealth and Empire , with no formal instrument of ...
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