The National Review, Volume 47, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1906 |
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Page 197
... British shipowners . " So far so good , and if it pleases Mr. Lloyd George to pretend that his Bill is solely ... British Ships . TURNING to the grave question of the employment of foreign seamen in the British mercantile marine , Mr ...
... British shipowners . " So far so good , and if it pleases Mr. Lloyd George to pretend that his Bill is solely ... British Ships . TURNING to the grave question of the employment of foreign seamen in the British mercantile marine , Mr ...
Page 211
... British people want to make friends with the Boers , and none more so than the British in South Africa . There is no section of the South African British of the smallest import- ance who would favour an unfair or aggressive policy ...
... British people want to make friends with the Boers , and none more so than the British in South Africa . There is no section of the South African British of the smallest import- ance who would favour an unfair or aggressive policy ...
Page 212
... British element , and to envelop South Africa , as far as possible , in a British atmosphere . For the cultivation , even the innocent cultiva- tion , of distinctively Dutch traditions and ideals , of the Dutch version of South African ...
... British element , and to envelop South Africa , as far as possible , in a British atmosphere . For the cultivation , even the innocent cultiva- tion , of distinctively Dutch traditions and ideals , of the Dutch version of South African ...
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