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... FOCH MILITARY ART An example of " the survival of the fittest ' Family from South of France Ancestry • Birth and early influences Education · • Chose an army career • • Attended Jesuit College at Metz Served in Franco Prussian war • 101 ...
... FOCH MILITARY ART An example of " the survival of the fittest ' Family from South of France Ancestry • Birth and early influences Education · • Chose an army career • • Attended Jesuit College at Metz Served in Franco Prussian war • 101 ...
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... Foch . The diplomats screamed discreetly to get him to hurry the entry of the United States into the war ; yet under him Britain preserved just that atti- tude of disinterested interest in America that per- mitted anti - British ...
... Foch . The diplomats screamed discreetly to get him to hurry the entry of the United States into the war ; yet under him Britain preserved just that atti- tude of disinterested interest in America that per- mitted anti - British ...
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... of battle . Wherever he went he carried his own pack ; and in the uttermost parts of the earth he kept his conscience for his guide . FERDINAND FOCH 1851- MILITARY ART FERDINAND FOCH MILITARY ART T GREAT AMERICAN QUALITIES 97.
... of battle . Wherever he went he carried his own pack ; and in the uttermost parts of the earth he kept his conscience for his guide . FERDINAND FOCH 1851- MILITARY ART FERDINAND FOCH MILITARY ART T GREAT AMERICAN QUALITIES 97.
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John Lord. FERDINAND FOCH 1851- MILITARY ART FERDINAND FOCH MILITARY ART T BY LINGARD LOUD " said.
John Lord. FERDINAND FOCH 1851- MILITARY ART FERDINAND FOCH MILITARY ART T BY LINGARD LOUD " said.
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