The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 223
... given a remarkable picture of young Rommel , a wonderful fighter and a fine regimental officer , Brigadier Young devotes himself to two main contentions : that Rommel was right in his African strategy ( that the delta could have been ...
... given a remarkable picture of young Rommel , a wonderful fighter and a fine regimental officer , Brigadier Young devotes himself to two main contentions : that Rommel was right in his African strategy ( that the delta could have been ...
Page 287
... given a fair deal . We must know that the nation has decided once for all that our industry is an essential part of the social and economic life of our country ; and that we shall in consequence always be given an equal place with other ...
... given a fair deal . We must know that the nation has decided once for all that our industry is an essential part of the social and economic life of our country ; and that we shall in consequence always be given an equal place with other ...
Page 340
... given to doubts on the subject of conscription . The posters were shown to con- tain matter with a distinct Communist bias , in which not only were Russian policy and achievements presented in a favourable light , but those — even ...
... given to doubts on the subject of conscription . The posters were shown to con- tain matter with a distinct Communist bias , in which not only were Russian policy and achievements presented in a favourable light , but those — even ...
Contents
CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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