 | B. H. Liddell Hart - 2009 - Страниц: 458
...formally as other officers arranged their bodies: and not only our own men's minds, though them first: the minds of the enemy, so far as we could reach them: and thirdly, the mind of the nation supporting us behind the firingline, and the mind of the hostile... | |
 | Philip M. Taylor - 1997 - Страниц: 248
...would arrange their bodies. And not only our own men's minds. though naturally they came first. We must arrange the minds of the enemy. so far as we could...minds of the enemy nation waiting the verdict; and the neutrals looking on; circle beyond circle.' TE Lawrence. Severn Pillars of Wisdom lLondon. Jonathan... | |
 | Thomas Edward Lawrence - 2005 - Страниц: 291
...formally as other officers arranged their bodies: and not only our own men's minds, though them first : the minds of the enemy, so far as we could reach them: and thirdly, the mind of the nation supporting us behind the firing-line, and the mind of the hostile... | |
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We must also arrange the minds of the enemy, so far as we could reach them; then those other minds of the nation supporting us behind the firing line, since more than half the battle passed there in the back; then the minds of the enemy nation waiting... 