 ... secondary matter. What was really being fought for was the ascendancy of the British or the Prussian soldier — that subtle thing which would tinge every battle which might be fought thereafter. Who would cry " Enough \ " first ? Who would stick...  A History of the Great War - Page 40by Arthur Conan Doyle - 1917Full view - About this book
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...would cry " Enough \ " first ? Who would stick it to the bitter end ? Which had the staying - power when tried out to a finish ? The answer to that question...military importance than an observation post, and it was 1 worth our three thousand slain or maimed to have Neuve the award of the God of battles to strengthen... | |
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...thereafter. Who would cry " Enough " first? Who would stick it to the bitter end? Which had the staying power when tried out to a finish? The answer to that question was of more definite military importance than any observation post, and it was worth the three thousand slain or maimed to have the award of the... | |
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