 | Bernard Moses - 1908 - 380 páginas
...Aires were in." With this information, confirming what he had already learned from other sources, he "suggested the expediency of sparing a few troops...question of such importance to an immediate issue." 1 Popham urged this undertaking, '' from a conviction of the great and splendid benefit which the country... | |
 | bernard moses, ph.d., ll.d. - 1908 - 380 páginas
...Aires were in." With this information, confirming what he had already learned from other sources, he "suggested the expediency of sparing a few troops...bring a question of such importance to an immediate issue."1 Popham urged this undertaking, ' ' from a conviction of the great and splendid benefit which... | |
 | Bernard Moses - 1908 - 374 páginas
...Aires were in." With this information, confirming what he had already learned from other sources, he "suggested the expediency of sparing a few troops...bring a question of such importance to an immediate issue."1 Popham urged this undertaking, ' ' from a conviction of the great and splendid benefit which... | |
 | Bernard Moses - 1919 - 476 páginas
...Aires were in." With this information, confirming what he had already learned from other sources, he "suggested the expediency of sparing a few troops...bring a question of such importance to an immediate issue."8 Popham urged this undertaking, "from a conviction of the great and splendid benefit which... | |
 | Bernard Moses - 1966 - 468 páginas
...Aires were in." With this information, confirming what he had already learned from other sources, he "suggested the expediency of sparing a few troops...bring a question of such importance to an immediate issue."8 Popham urged this undertaking, "from a conviction of the great and splendid benefit which... | |
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This intelligence so fully corroborated what I had already received from various quarters that I suggested the expediency of sparing a few troops for a short time to enable us to bring a question of such importance to an immediate issue. I hesitate not... 