The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 45
... Britain is not squarely inside an integrated Europe , genuine British support for regional economic grouping in Europe and for ultimate European integration is looked upon as one of the essential elements of sustained recovery . The ...
... Britain is not squarely inside an integrated Europe , genuine British support for regional economic grouping in Europe and for ultimate European integration is looked upon as one of the essential elements of sustained recovery . The ...
Page 279
... Britain will speak again with authority and confidence in the affairs of the world . This is one of the great deficiencies of the era in which we live , that Britain does not play the great rĂ´le which every plan for the post - war era ...
... Britain will speak again with authority and confidence in the affairs of the world . This is one of the great deficiencies of the era in which we live , that Britain does not play the great rĂ´le which every plan for the post - war era ...
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... Britain and Egypt continue to disagree upon future arrangements in the Suez Canal Zone , where Britain's Treaty rights , established in 1936 , expire in six year's time . Anglo - Egyptian relations are therefore the necessary starting ...
... Britain and Egypt continue to disagree upon future arrangements in the Suez Canal Zone , where Britain's Treaty rights , established in 1936 , expire in six year's time . Anglo - Egyptian relations are therefore the necessary starting ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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