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The reasons given by the American and British architects of the pact are ... 35 years Russian forces have combined with British to resist German aggression ... ...

colonisation of Palestine throughout the British Mandatory period (1918–1948 ... be politicians were well aware of the British tradition of lobbying – ... ...

two great recruiting-grounds for the British army, long did. For Switzerland ... of course an alternative for impoverished knights in many areas. They could ... ...

negroid appearance' (the British Minister of War, for his ... and Gobineau. Her harsh assessment of the British Whig is especially significant: ... ...

Past empires, such as the Roman and the British, have been held up as models ... The reason is simple and obvious: I am a British-based archaeologist and ... ...

The British occupied Jerusalem in December 1917 and historians often ... who tend to focus on the boundaries of British Mandatory Palestine, have ... ...

Georgetown, the capital of what was then British Guiana. From the outset ... to feudalism. The conduct of the European knights in armor had much in common ... ...

During the nearly two centuries of British colonization of the North ... as an immigrant, although he was a British colonial settler in New ... ...

the lieutenant governor of Virginia to the British Board of Trade tells how ... to some masters. James Madison told a British visitor shortly after the ... ...

Short-Term Fellowship in 18th-Century British Studies from the Beinecke ... include the North American Conference on British Studies; the Western Conference ... ...

of the revolutionary liberation from British domination and establishment ... up of public lands, the battle against British "dumping" in America ... ...

cities from attack; during World War II British bases helped protect the ... elites in the thirteen states saw the British, French, and other European ... ...

independent in 1783 were the thirteen British colonies hugging the Atlantic ... It was the blueprint for gobbling up the British-protected Indian Territory ... ...

knights were ready to move into action against them. The Hungarians ... knights had broken up in pursuit, they would turn about, shower ... ...

surge in pro-Imperial discourse. Many British writers, for instance, have ... and Spain are so opulent. Aristocrats, knights, civil servants, and priests ... ...

Asia and Africa were conquered by the British, French, Dutch and Belgian ... Party, wrote a defense of the gay British literary figure Oscar Wilde ... ...

Tehran Conference in November, 1943, the British statesman had praised his ... J. Laski, a prestigious supporter of the British Labour Party, speaking in ... ...

of the things that most scandalized the British public when conditions at ... used as money in Newfoundland. As the British diplomat A. Mitchell-Innes ... ...

hand, to the insular peculiarities of the British, and to the cruel suppression ... cities of the empire on the one hand, the knights of the empire on the other ... ...

his face. He was a former stoker in the British Navy. I was attracted by ... He would declare, “The sun never sets on the British Empire,” ... ...