The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 136
... natural that they should strive to keep all the credit for the Marne in order to offset the undeniable stigma of the opening battles . And we know from many sources , including M. Poincaré , that Joffre manifested his jealousy of ...
... natural that they should strive to keep all the credit for the Marne in order to offset the undeniable stigma of the opening battles . And we know from many sources , including M. Poincaré , that Joffre manifested his jealousy of ...
Page 177
... natural thing for an opposing party to do is to make a case against that in power and as strongly and highly coloured as possible , while the natural thing for the party in power to do is to minimise the facts and put as good a face on ...
... natural thing for an opposing party to do is to make a case against that in power and as strongly and highly coloured as possible , while the natural thing for the party in power to do is to minimise the facts and put as good a face on ...
Page 388
... natural truth and the loving faithfulness with which he interprets and depicts the things seen . 6 ' Mown , strown are the grayhead grasses , Red sorrels with them lie ; The buttercup's beauty passes And the proud moon - daisies die ...
... natural truth and the loving faithfulness with which he interprets and depicts the things seen . 6 ' Mown , strown are the grayhead grasses , Red sorrels with them lie ; The buttercup's beauty passes And the proud moon - daisies die ...
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