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The Army in its wisdom realised that no officer could do even a 2nd Echelon job competently unless he was content with it . If he was not content the Army could use him to greater effect in one of its noisier departments .
The Army in its wisdom realised that no officer could do even a 2nd Echelon job competently unless he was content with it . If he was not content the Army could use him to greater effect in one of its noisier departments .
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Dr Moore had served in the Army and his interest in soldiers was natural . He would have made an excellent military attaché , though it is to be feared that he would have received short shrift behind the Iron Curtain these days .
Dr Moore had served in the Army and his interest in soldiers was natural . He would have made an excellent military attaché , though it is to be feared that he would have received short shrift behind the Iron Curtain these days .
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Strangely enough , Moore devotes All citizens keep their arms and comparatively little space to the equipment with them at all times in Austrian Army which , apparently , their homes . ' he considered more decorative than That is as ...
Strangely enough , Moore devotes All citizens keep their arms and comparatively little space to the equipment with them at all times in Austrian Army which , apparently , their homes . ' he considered more decorative than That is as ...
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Contents
ROME IN A DAY BY LESLIE GARDINER | 34 |
SAMOAN ODYSSEYI BY GEORGE IRWIN | 214 |
ACROSS THE PRAIRIE BY LESLIE GARDINER | 227 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
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