The Prime Minister
The Prime Minister
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It was he who carried it through. It was he who, when others failed, armed and strengthened our armies. It is scarcely too much to say that it was he who, under Providence, saved England.
CHAPTER XIX PREMIERSHIP "Not once or twice in our rough island-story, The path of duty was the way to glory. " TENNYSON.
THIS great revival in the supply of munitions to Great Britain and her Allies began, early in 1916, to show its effects on the fortunes of the war.
There were some things that could not be r...etrieved Serbia, Bulgaria, Kut. On the Western fields of war there was a steady stiffening, and the 1915 peril of collapse gradually passed away. During the spring of 1916 guns and shells were accumulated in great masses for a summer attack.
The new Military Service Act, too, now began to come into action ; a steady supply of young men began to fill up the gaps in the armies at the front.
What could be done by men and munitions was be- ing done; and at any rate it was no longer possible for the commanders and men to feel that they were not being properly supported by the civilians at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was he who carried it through. It was he who, when others failed, armed and strengthened our armies. It is scarcely too much to say that it was he who, under Providence, saved England.
CHAPTER XIX PREMIERSHIP "Not once or twice in our rough island-story, The path of duty was the way to glory. " TENNYSON.
THIS great revival in the supply of munitions to Great Britain and her Allies began, early in 1916, to show its effects on the fortunes of the war.
There were some things that could not be r...etrieved Serbia, Bulgaria, Kut. On the Western fields of war there was a steady stiffening, and the 1915 peril of collapse gradually passed away. During the spring of 1916 guns and shells were accumulated in great masses for a summer attack.
The new Military Service Act, too, now began to come into action ; a steady supply of young men began to fill up the gaps in the armies at the front.
What could be done by men and munitions was be- ing done; and at any rate it was no longer possible for the commanders and men to feel that they were not being properly supported by the civilians at home.
What to read after The Prime Minister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spender Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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