The American Historical Review, Volumen24John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1919 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... German character in Germany , Mr. Ackerman conducted a personal investigation of the German activities in Mexico . An authori- tative and absorbing account of Mexico's problems . Illustrated . 8vo . Net , $ 1.50 THE WORLD'S DEBATE : A ...
... German character in Germany , Mr. Ackerman conducted a personal investigation of the German activities in Mexico . An authori- tative and absorbing account of Mexico's problems . Illustrated . 8vo . Net , $ 1.50 THE WORLD'S DEBATE : A ...
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... German wife . By insinuations about English hostility and French unreliability , the Kaiser played upon the Tsar's fears and suspicions in order to sharpen his antagonism to England , sow distrust in his mind against France , and draw ...
... German wife . By insinuations about English hostility and French unreliability , the Kaiser played upon the Tsar's fears and suspicions in order to sharpen his antagonism to England , sow distrust in his mind against France , and draw ...
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... German interpretation of the whole matter , one of the main points of which was to make it appear that no treaty at all was signed at Björkö . This perhaps seemed to the German gov- ernment in September , 1917 , a safe thing to do , as ...
... German interpretation of the whole matter , one of the main points of which was to make it appear that no treaty at all was signed at Björkö . This perhaps seemed to the German gov- ernment in September , 1917 , a safe thing to do , as ...
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... German diplomacy since Bismarck's fall was that Germany found herself in a much less comfortable position than fourteen years earlier . Through a number of episodes which there is here no op- portunity to explain , she had shaken the ...
... German diplomacy since Bismarck's fall was that Germany found herself in a much less comfortable position than fourteen years earlier . Through a number of episodes which there is here no op- portunity to explain , she had shaken the ...
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... German mind from the disappointing present to the glorious past , yet added : You have rightly suggested that the task of the German people is a heavy one . Let us think of the great epoch when German Unity was created , of the battles ...
... German mind from the disappointing present to the glorious past , yet added : You have rightly suggested that the task of the German people is a heavy one . Let us think of the great epoch when German Unity was created , of the battles ...
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