Why We Went to War, المجلد 1C. Scribner's sons, 1918 - 291 من الصفحات |
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... Vernon Kellogg found to be very generally accepted by the mem- bers of the German General Staff , and naturally they assumed that all other countries held the same views but merely lacked the logic to formulate or the sincerity to avow ...
... Vernon Kellogg found to be very generally accepted by the mem- bers of the German General Staff , and naturally they assumed that all other countries held the same views but merely lacked the logic to formulate or the sincerity to avow ...
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... Vernon Kellogg during his work with the Commission for Relief in Belgium , and which he gave in his statement to the American Com- mittee on Public Information at the time of its investigation . * " I went into Belgium and occupied ...
... Vernon Kellogg during his work with the Commission for Relief in Belgium , and which he gave in his statement to the American Com- mittee on Public Information at the time of its investigation . * " I went into Belgium and occupied ...
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