The Quarterly Review, Band 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... Allies moved into Algeria and Morocco , as champion of the nation againt Germany and germanised Vichy , a genuine monarchist movement might have been launched . But , just as the Comte de Chambord played his cards with fatal obtuseness ...
... Allies moved into Algeria and Morocco , as champion of the nation againt Germany and germanised Vichy , a genuine monarchist movement might have been launched . But , just as the Comte de Chambord played his cards with fatal obtuseness ...
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... Allies and Vichy be accepted by them as the true government of France . In the spring of 1942 a leading functionary of the State Department declared to an amazed French lady that the United States would be perfectly ready to negotiate ...
... Allies and Vichy be accepted by them as the true government of France . In the spring of 1942 a leading functionary of the State Department declared to an amazed French lady that the United States would be perfectly ready to negotiate ...
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... Allies , and not merely from the French , as being designed to set up in countries liberated from the Germans governments that those countries themselves do not want and will not stomach . The influential American weekly ' Look ' last ...
... Allies , and not merely from the French , as being designed to set up in countries liberated from the Germans governments that those countries themselves do not want and will not stomach . The influential American weekly ' Look ' last ...
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