The Archive · 1929

MARSHAL FOCH

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The talk of Marshal Foch differs Then again Mr, Booth with unerring taste revives memories dear to many of us "middle aged" of the London restaurants and night clubs of the "eighties" and "nineties," alas! mo score than memori "Tempus fut" and "autres temps, autres meenrs," but thank God for memories. which, though they may Tecome dimnzer ax old age creeps stirred and essentially from that of such men ypoleen and Wellington for very significant reason. He made: his mark first ax a teacher, a professor; and, as Commandant Bugnet puts it, "he has remained the professer, who desires to share his experience with the world." The common conception of a professor suggests something academic, comething pedantic, something, rate, very remote from a man of Mtimulated by such a master hand Sr. Roath sy more noner fo Nim. sorship were not those of ordinary Mer handy gation, But Foeh's ideas of profes-men.

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