The American Monthly Review of Reviews, Volumen18Review of Reviews, 1898 |
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... France ; and perhaps this was the most cynically selfish thing he ever did . It was really for the bane of France and for the indirect benefit to Germany that he supported by every means in his power the republican form of government in ...
... France ; and perhaps this was the most cynically selfish thing he ever did . It was really for the bane of France and for the indirect benefit to Germany that he supported by every means in his power the republican form of government in ...
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... France has been Spain's banker for so long that the loss of Cuba means the cutting off of her most valua- ble security . It is but natural that she should have supplied Spain with war funds to preserve her kingdom intact . It is ...
... France has been Spain's banker for so long that the loss of Cuba means the cutting off of her most valua- ble security . It is but natural that she should have supplied Spain with war funds to preserve her kingdom intact . It is ...
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... France does not want Africa for trade . She wants it as an exercising - ground for her army and as an outlet for the spirit of militarism which in that country demands a war , as Napoleon III . said , every four years . So long as ...
... France does not want Africa for trade . She wants it as an exercising - ground for her army and as an outlet for the spirit of militarism which in that country demands a war , as Napoleon III . said , every four years . So long as ...
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Ladies Home Journal reviewed 101 226 350 473 608 | 101 |
Map of Country Between Baiquiri and Santiago | 170 |
Map Showing Position of American Troops After | 176 |
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