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Roads , canals and rail ways are more or less monopolies , partly for this reason ,
because of their position , partly because of the Act of Parliament , and also partly
for the same reason that great aggregations of capital are monopolies .
Roads , canals and rail ways are more or less monopolies , partly for this reason ,
because of their position , partly because of the Act of Parliament , and also partly
for the same reason that great aggregations of capital are monopolies .
Page 711
You do not know , and you have so little imagination that you go on working for
working's sake , never pausing to reflect or to imagine or dream , without knowing
, or even asking yourself , the reason of it all , the meaning and end of existence .
You do not know , and you have so little imagination that you go on working for
working's sake , never pausing to reflect or to imagine or dream , without knowing
, or even asking yourself , the reason of it all , the meaning and end of existence .
Page 981
Asked the reason of his extraordinary behaviour , Diogenes replied : “ I am in
search of a man ! ” Nor is the quest much more hopeful to - day . Scarcely
throughout our history has there been such a singular dearth of men of
conspicuous ability ...
Asked the reason of his extraordinary behaviour , Diogenes replied : “ I am in
search of a man ! ” Nor is the quest much more hopeful to - day . Scarcely
throughout our history has there been such a singular dearth of men of
conspicuous ability ...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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