The National Review, Volume 129W.H. Allen, 1947 - English literature |
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Page 171
... remained faithful to its Voltairian principles , ideas were changing , and 1848 saw the rise of Karl Marx , whose call for class warfare was to change so completely the face of the industrial world . For the first time the town workers ...
... remained faithful to its Voltairian principles , ideas were changing , and 1848 saw the rise of Karl Marx , whose call for class warfare was to change so completely the face of the industrial world . For the first time the town workers ...
Page 211
... remained the same " ( Consistency in Poli- tics ) . Thus , in the sphere of Party politics Mr. Churchill has no settled principles ; other Conservative leaders may have settled principles but not enough resolution . For successful Party ...
... remained the same " ( Consistency in Poli- tics ) . Thus , in the sphere of Party politics Mr. Churchill has no settled principles ; other Conservative leaders may have settled principles but not enough resolution . For successful Party ...
Page 243
... remained was repaired , and used as a prison till 1505 , when it became a hospital , dedicated to St. John the Baptist , which it remained till 1702. In 1805 the last traces were swept away in making the approach to Waterloo Bridge ...
... remained was repaired , and used as a prison till 1505 , when it became a hospital , dedicated to St. John the Baptist , which it remained till 1702. In 1805 the last traces were swept away in making the approach to Waterloo Bridge ...
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