The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 61
... industry with towns survives and is not readily shaken . The Association , with its various staffs , will of itself form no small community . By encouraging the location of industry in the neighbourhood , there might well be built up a ...
... industry with towns survives and is not readily shaken . The Association , with its various staffs , will of itself form no small community . By encouraging the location of industry in the neighbourhood , there might well be built up a ...
Page 119
... industrial raw materials . Twice as much corn - starch , for instance , which has many derivatives , is used in industry in the United States as is used for food - products . Corn - syrup , corn - sugar and dextrin are other important ...
... industrial raw materials . Twice as much corn - starch , for instance , which has many derivatives , is used in industry in the United States as is used for food - products . Corn - syrup , corn - sugar and dextrin are other important ...
Page 129
... industry has grown much faster than productivity in Britain . Most commentators agree that one of the most important reasons for British failure to keep pace with American industry has been the inadequacy and obsolescence of their ...
... industry has grown much faster than productivity in Britain . Most commentators agree that one of the most important reasons for British failure to keep pace with American industry has been the inadequacy and obsolescence of their ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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