William the Conqueror, Makers of History Series, by Jacob Abbott.https://www.ajhw.co.uk/books/book71/book71a/book71a.html
altogether a matter of military force, for William claimed a right to the throne, which, if not altogether perfect, was, as he maintained, at any rate superior to that of the prin
History of Julius Caesar, by Jacob Abbotthttps://www.ajhw.co.uk/books/book71/book71i/book71i.html
eagerness among all the military officers of the state to be appointed to the command. They each felt sure that they should conquer in the contest, and they could enrich themselve
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would be used for a military mission--putting everyone on board in danger. It was obscene. " Fortunately we saw through this and turned the radar off, so the Germans didn't know w
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of goods for the military during the war, it made millions of aircraft spark plugs, as both aircraft production and air combat missions increased. Demand was so great that A
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