The American Monthly Review of Reviews, Volumen18Review of Reviews, 1898 |
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... practical safety in order to obtain a weapon vastly more destruc- tive than even the high - power rifles of the modern battleship . This is really the problem of the aërial torpedo - gun , and Mr. Maxim says that it is entirely untrue ...
... practical safety in order to obtain a weapon vastly more destruc- tive than even the high - power rifles of the modern battleship . This is really the problem of the aërial torpedo - gun , and Mr. Maxim says that it is entirely untrue ...
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... practical results for the community at large . The uni- versal extension of suffrage in a country like the United States has not been due to any abstract or metaphysical conception of the inherent rights of individuals , but simply to ...
... practical results for the community at large . The uni- versal extension of suffrage in a country like the United States has not been due to any abstract or metaphysical conception of the inherent rights of individuals , but simply to ...
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... practical purposes , al- most exactly equivalent to a surrender of the whole group . Prominent officers of our army were at once installed in the important posts of administration ; and although General Aguinal- do proved at first ...
... practical purposes , al- most exactly equivalent to a surrender of the whole group . Prominent officers of our army were at once installed in the important posts of administration ; and although General Aguinal- do proved at first ...
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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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