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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Page 98
... victory , but without it no victory , however militarily complete , would be worth the depths of suffering , the degrees of sacrifice to which the human race is now exposed . It was not out of a mere whim that the Prime Minister spoke ...
... victory , but without it no victory , however militarily complete , would be worth the depths of suffering , the degrees of sacrifice to which the human race is now exposed . It was not out of a mere whim that the Prime Minister spoke ...
Page 234
... victory , the victory of the highest cause for which war was ever waged ; but the truth still remains that , as Sherman said , war is all hell , ' and hell is obviously the opposite of divine . And yet the lines beat in , as inexorably ...
... victory , the victory of the highest cause for which war was ever waged ; but the truth still remains that , as Sherman said , war is all hell , ' and hell is obviously the opposite of divine . And yet the lines beat in , as inexorably ...
Page 489
... victory complete , absolute , and , let us hope and pray , victory to be used resolutely , even as we have laboured and fought , for the betterment of life and the peace and progress of mankind . But , to conclude , as is our custom ...
... victory complete , absolute , and , let us hope and pray , victory to be used resolutely , even as we have laboured and fought , for the betterment of life and the peace and progress of mankind . But , to conclude , as is our custom ...
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