The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 181George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1974 |
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... Wolseley and was bound by treaty to restore order in his dominions , put a stop to the gruesome business of human sacrifice and undertake to join the British Protectorate . Wolseley was thanked in Parliament by Mr Disraeli and voted a ...
... Wolseley and was bound by treaty to restore order in his dominions , put a stop to the gruesome business of human sacrifice and undertake to join the British Protectorate . Wolseley was thanked in Parliament by Mr Disraeli and voted a ...
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... Wolseley was the introduction of khaki as foreign service uniform , a measure which drew from the old Duke of Cambridge the comment : ' Now I see we are to wear dust colour ; evidently red is too dangerous in war . ' A feature of Wolseley's ...
... Wolseley was the introduction of khaki as foreign service uniform , a measure which drew from the old Duke of Cambridge the comment : ' Now I see we are to wear dust colour ; evidently red is too dangerous in war . ' A feature of Wolseley's ...
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... Wolseley that ' rightly or wrongly my opinion as to the efficiency of our army and the effect of the changes which have been introduced differ very widely from your own ' . This difference seems to have arisen out of the debate on the ...
... Wolseley that ' rightly or wrongly my opinion as to the efficiency of our army and the effect of the changes which have been introduced differ very widely from your own ' . This difference seems to have arisen out of the debate on the ...
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The Cornhill Magazine, Volumes 9-10;Volume 83;Volume 1901 William Makepeace Thackeray Visualização integral - 1901 |
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