The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 7
... electorates was the same as that which will face the British electorate at the next election : the difference is one of degree , not of kind . In a sentence , the alternatives were an increase in bureaucratic control , or im- mediately ...
... electorates was the same as that which will face the British electorate at the next election : the difference is one of degree , not of kind . In a sentence , the alternatives were an increase in bureaucratic control , or im- mediately ...
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... electorate , going about its business with the enigmatic intensity of a hanging judge , has weighed up the evidence and pronounced at the polls . None of the numerous forecasts of the result has been proved perfectly correct , and many ...
... electorate , going about its business with the enigmatic intensity of a hanging judge , has weighed up the evidence and pronounced at the polls . None of the numerous forecasts of the result has been proved perfectly correct , and many ...
Page 164
... electorate has opted emphatically for one or other of the two great Parties . Secondly , the Socialist myth , which has been so potent during the last five years , has been exploded . Socialism is now a minority force in the country and ...
... electorate has opted emphatically for one or other of the two great Parties . Secondly , the Socialist myth , which has been so potent during the last five years , has been exploded . Socialism is now a minority force in the country and ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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