The Quarterly Review, Volume 254William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1930 - English literature |
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... Italy ! ) . Italy , in rather more martial tones , is emphasising that she , too , has a dual front the Adriatic , owing to an unjust peace , ' is not the Italian lake it should be ; as to the Atlantic , why , in time of war it is the ...
... Italy ! ) . Italy , in rather more martial tones , is emphasising that she , too , has a dual front the Adriatic , owing to an unjust peace , ' is not the Italian lake it should be ; as to the Atlantic , why , in time of war it is the ...
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... Italy , Austria , and Great Britain , this country recognised that in any question concerning the balance of power in the Western Mediterranean , her interests were identical with those of Italy . Italy , there- fore , had become the ...
... Italy , Austria , and Great Britain , this country recognised that in any question concerning the balance of power in the Western Mediterranean , her interests were identical with those of Italy . Italy , there- fore , had become the ...
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... Italy and to enter into a treaty of mutual guarantee , by which in the first place the Powers of the Triple Alliance , or , alternatively , Italy , should agree to support the work of England in Egypt , and England on her side should ...
... Italy and to enter into a treaty of mutual guarantee , by which in the first place the Powers of the Triple Alliance , or , alternatively , Italy , should agree to support the work of England in Egypt , and England on her side should ...
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