The National Review, Volume 96W.H. Allen, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 314
... regard to other white races , in regard to natives it is altogether shocking . The Boer is even more barbarous than the American in his dealing with black men , and since judges of British descent have almost everywhere been replaced by ...
... regard to other white races , in regard to natives it is altogether shocking . The Boer is even more barbarous than the American in his dealing with black men , and since judges of British descent have almost everywhere been replaced by ...
Page 343
... regard to the begetting of children . These are the very poor and the very rich . The very poor have nothing to lose , the very rich are unable by these means sensibly to diminish the benefits they derive from their possessions . In the ...
... regard to the begetting of children . These are the very poor and the very rich . The very poor have nothing to lose , the very rich are unable by these means sensibly to diminish the benefits they derive from their possessions . In the ...
Page 359
... regard is the character of the exports . " The question , as one may perhaps put it , is not whether trade balances ; but what balances what ? What is received , and what sort of a thing is given for it ? In effect , he bids the nation ...
... regard is the character of the exports . " The question , as one may perhaps put it , is not whether trade balances ; but what balances what ? What is received , and what sort of a thing is given for it ? In effect , he bids the nation ...
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