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Pagina 95
... Force with any apprehension ; or that they thought that sea power would play any large part in a campaign such as they envisaged . Grey has written in his memoirs : “ Everything we know goes to prove that the German military authorities ...
... Force with any apprehension ; or that they thought that sea power would play any large part in a campaign such as they envisaged . Grey has written in his memoirs : “ Everything we know goes to prove that the German military authorities ...
Pagina 136
... force could have disembarked at Ostend and Zeebrugge and have held the line of the Scheldt , it would have been an immense advantage ; but Belgian neutrality prevented the preparation of plans for such an object , and it was not ...
... force could have disembarked at Ostend and Zeebrugge and have held the line of the Scheldt , it would have been an immense advantage ; but Belgian neutrality prevented the preparation of plans for such an object , and it was not ...
Pagina 160
... force of Arabs , with the declared intention of attacking the French in Damascus . To allow the British mandatory area to be used as a base for an attack on our French neighbours would never do ; on the other hand we had no force ...
... force of Arabs , with the declared intention of attacking the French in Damascus . To allow the British mandatory area to be used as a base for an attack on our French neighbours would never do ; on the other hand we had no force ...
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