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... Swiss soil . In spite of his international reputation and his facility for seeing the point of view of all nationalities , of speaking their languages either literally or at least psychologically , he was and remained Swiss through and ...
... Swiss soil . In spite of his international reputation and his facility for seeing the point of view of all nationalities , of speaking their languages either literally or at least psychologically , he was and remained Swiss through and ...
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... Swiss army . The tendency is to think that because Switzerland is so small and has not engaged in a foreign war for hundreds of years its army must be an amateur sort of business , very dull for the poor Swiss who have to run it ...
... Swiss army . The tendency is to think that because Switzerland is so small and has not engaged in a foreign war for hundreds of years its army must be an amateur sort of business , very dull for the poor Swiss who have to run it ...
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... Swiss clearly see an aggressor and even sometimes make little or no secret of this fact , they do not have the courage of their convictions to fight on the " right " side . No people have more courage than the Swiss ; if this were not ...
... Swiss clearly see an aggressor and even sometimes make little or no secret of this fact , they do not have the courage of their convictions to fight on the " right " side . No people have more courage than the Swiss ; if this were not ...
Contents
Preface | 7 |
The Swiss Soil | 11 |
Early Impressions 18751886 | 19 |
Copyright | |
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