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Side xxv
... efforts to attend both the Symposium / Consortium in Tallahassee and the Lisbon Congress despite the great distances involved . It should also be noted that eight papers delivered at the conference were not included in this volume for a ...
... efforts to attend both the Symposium / Consortium in Tallahassee and the Lisbon Congress despite the great distances involved . It should also be noted that eight papers delivered at the conference were not included in this volume for a ...
Side 191
... efforts of our two scholars this morning in the order of presentation . Thus , I start with Mr. Fedorak's fine effort on the significance of the British role in bringing about Napoleon's final and definitive downfall . The first and ...
... efforts of our two scholars this morning in the order of presentation . Thus , I start with Mr. Fedorak's fine effort on the significance of the British role in bringing about Napoleon's final and definitive downfall . The first and ...
Side 584
... efforts at encouraging proper diet , limiting excessive drinking , providing proper clothing and accommodations for the soldiers made little headway . But his suggestion that reinforcements be sent out in early winter to allow some time ...
... efforts at encouraging proper diet , limiting excessive drinking , providing proper clothing and accommodations for the soldiers made little headway . But his suggestion that reinforcements be sent out in early winter to allow some time ...
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