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... frontier of France , so as to avoid the necessity of dealing with the great fortress barrier between Verdun and Bel- fort . We do not speak of such chance violation of territory as may occur in any marches made to the north of Verdun in ...
... frontier of France , so as to avoid the necessity of dealing with the great fortress barrier between Verdun and Bel- fort . We do not speak of such chance violation of territory as may occur in any marches made to the north of Verdun in ...
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from Aix and the arrival within striking distance of the French frontier . Six or seven days of clear warning would thus be given to the French before their first line of defence could be reached . Though the defences of the northern ...
from Aix and the arrival within striking distance of the French frontier . Six or seven days of clear warning would thus be given to the French before their first line of defence could be reached . Though the defences of the northern ...
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... frontier is concerned , the farther we can fight Russia away from her base , and therefore the nearer to our Indian frontier , un- less we can strike through Persia from an altogether independent base , the stronger we are . On the ...
... frontier is concerned , the farther we can fight Russia away from her base , and therefore the nearer to our Indian frontier , un- less we can strike through Persia from an altogether independent base , the stronger we are . On the ...
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