Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 288W. Blackwood, 1960 |
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... tion had become changed - with new commanders to conduct and a different class of vessel required to transport the men - much time and consideration was needed , and it was natural to imagine that a well - matured plan of operation ...
... tion had become changed - with new commanders to conduct and a different class of vessel required to transport the men - much time and consideration was needed , and it was natural to imagine that a well - matured plan of operation ...
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... tion had been trebled by this ravenous crew which had been added to the already numerous garrison . As to their coming out with the view of fighting against our troops , it could not have been dreamed of . They would have come out on ...
... tion had been trebled by this ravenous crew which had been added to the already numerous garrison . As to their coming out with the view of fighting against our troops , it could not have been dreamed of . They would have come out on ...
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... tion being ' on my own ' entailed , I often had occasion to regret that ' Capone ' had not stayed longer - at least long enough to impart the secret of his success with overcoats . He had a method and a memory which I admired , envied ...
... tion being ' on my own ' entailed , I often had occasion to regret that ' Capone ' had not stayed longer - at least long enough to impart the secret of his success with overcoats . He had a method and a memory which I admired , envied ...
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AN INNOCENT IN THE AIR BY ROBERT HUNTER | 96 |
THE BOW RIVER BY R M PATTERSON | 110 |
THE END OF THE EMERGENCY BY PATRICK PLUM | 384 |
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