The Quarterly Review, 264. köide,524. numberJohn Murray, 1935 |
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... Belgian capital . And from an even earlier date he had come to be its principal builder . In his very first public speech , in 1865 , a few days after his accession to the throne , when the civic authorities were expecting only a ...
... Belgian capital . And from an even earlier date he had come to be its principal builder . In his very first public speech , in 1865 , a few days after his accession to the throne , when the civic authorities were expecting only a ...
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... Belgian Government , to repatriate the Germans - 5000 one night , 2500 the next , and so on . " The action of the Belgian Government in this emergency , ' he tells us , was superb in spirit and in execution , and the population nobly ...
... Belgian Government , to repatriate the Germans - 5000 one night , 2500 the next , and so on . " The action of the Belgian Government in this emergency , ' he tells us , was superb in spirit and in execution , and the population nobly ...
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... Belgian flags also . . . . A wait of some minutes and there came through the open window the strain of a band and suddenly a voice cried : La Reine ! ' 6 ' And there was her charming Majesty , all in white , wear- ing a hat with great ...
... Belgian flags also . . . . A wait of some minutes and there came through the open window the strain of a band and suddenly a voice cried : La Reine ! ' 6 ' And there was her charming Majesty , all in white , wear- ing a hat with great ...
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