The Quarterly Review, 282. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... Vichy Government , there was no hope of security , still less victory , in the Mediterranean . If Vichy had been left master in Africa , the war was in all likelihood lost ; Vichy turned out of Africa , it has been won unless we throw ...
... Vichy Government , there was no hope of security , still less victory , in the Mediterranean . If Vichy had been left master in Africa , the war was in all likelihood lost ; Vichy turned out of Africa , it has been won unless we throw ...
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... Vichy which had yielded to Germany , while General de Gaulle and the Free French were bent on winning the war . Washington was full of Vichy French under the busy leadership of M. Henry Haye , known before the war as one of the pro ...
... Vichy which had yielded to Germany , while General de Gaulle and the Free French were bent on winning the war . Washington was full of Vichy French under the busy leadership of M. Henry Haye , known before the war as one of the pro ...
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... Vichy and Mr Murphy in North Africa , its representatives , pursued a strong pro - Vichy policy . It appears to have been imagined that Marshal Pétain would at the crucial moment declare for the Allies and Vichy be accepted by them as ...
... Vichy and Mr Murphy in North Africa , its representatives , pursued a strong pro - Vichy policy . It appears to have been imagined that Marshal Pétain would at the crucial moment declare for the Allies and Vichy be accepted by them as ...
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