The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 102
... British sense- and also to keep more of what they earn to spend or to save as their own wisdom or unwisdom directs . It will not be an easy task - far from it . The Economist is right enough in saying that a hard time will have to be ...
... British sense- and also to keep more of what they earn to spend or to save as their own wisdom or unwisdom directs . It will not be an easy task - far from it . The Economist is right enough in saying that a hard time will have to be ...
Page 279
... British election was not , however , that it failed to produce a strong Conservative Government , but that it failed to produce a strong Government of any kind . The word " paralysis occurs again and again in American comment . The well ...
... British election was not , however , that it failed to produce a strong Conservative Government , but that it failed to produce a strong Government of any kind . The word " paralysis occurs again and again in American comment . The well ...
Page 280
... British officials have been attempting to counteract the pessimistic view that Britain's voice will be weak and faltering at a time when firmness and decision were never so necessary . They can hardly contend that bold initiative will ...
... British officials have been attempting to counteract the pessimistic view that Britain's voice will be weak and faltering at a time when firmness and decision were never so necessary . They can hardly contend that bold initiative will ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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