Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 188Harper & Brothers, 1944 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 87
... stand watch . The Chief had begun to take his turn as soon as we were crippled . We tried all kinds of watches . Nobody had strength to stand four - hour watches after what we'd been through . First we tried standing two hours on and ...
... stand watch . The Chief had begun to take his turn as soon as we were crippled . We tried all kinds of watches . Nobody had strength to stand four - hour watches after what we'd been through . First we tried standing two hours on and ...
Page 121
... stand a few un- smashed buildings and a few gaunt and blackened skeletons of brick and stone ; then come the open spaces in which al- most every wall has been demolished down to the street level , and you walk along almost trafficless ...
... stand a few un- smashed buildings and a few gaunt and blackened skeletons of brick and stone ; then come the open spaces in which al- most every wall has been demolished down to the street level , and you walk along almost trafficless ...
Page 537
... stand hidden behind a veil of censorship . One may write what one pleases about the other candidates ; about Gen- eral MacArthur no opinions based on recent direct observation may ap- parently be given publicity unless they are ...
... stand hidden behind a veil of censorship . One may write what one pleases about the other candidates ; about Gen- eral MacArthur no opinions based on recent direct observation may ap- parently be given publicity unless they are ...
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AMERICANS IN BATTLEFletcher | 1 |
GREAT BRITAIN | 2 |
Robertson PriscillaHouse | 3 |
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