The National Review, Volume 129W.H. Allen, 1947 - English literature |
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Page 38
... able to balance her budget . On the whole the British Government's decision has been welcomed by the British in Burma , since a return to the pre - war status would clearly have been impossible . Most senior Government officials are now ...
... able to balance her budget . On the whole the British Government's decision has been welcomed by the British in Burma , since a return to the pre - war status would clearly have been impossible . Most senior Government officials are now ...
Page 39
... able to maintain the strength of his party , or will his fol- lowers desert him and try to gather his power into their own hands in the manner in which Burmese politicians of the past have done only too readily ? Though their sincerity ...
... able to maintain the strength of his party , or will his fol- lowers desert him and try to gather his power into their own hands in the manner in which Burmese politicians of the past have done only too readily ? Though their sincerity ...
Page 331
... able to get near enough to see the bird on that occasion . With the assistance of a friend . . . he cut tracks to the top of the mountain but they could not see the object of their search . . . . Reischek then removed his quarters ...
... able to get near enough to see the bird on that occasion . With the assistance of a friend . . . he cut tracks to the top of the mountain but they could not see the object of their search . . . . Reischek then removed his quarters ...
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