The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 177
... political requirements . Britain is a compact nation , highly developed politically , economically and socially , to which a single political pro- gramme or body of political thought can be applied with some ease and some consistency .
... political requirements . Britain is a compact nation , highly developed politically , economically and socially , to which a single political pro- gramme or body of political thought can be applied with some ease and some consistency .
Page 179
party machines are dominated by local candidates and political bosses and they function without reference to any central body , coalescing only for nation - wide elections . The political skill of a consummate campaigner such as James A ...
party machines are dominated by local candidates and political bosses and they function without reference to any central body , coalescing only for nation - wide elections . The political skill of a consummate campaigner such as James A ...
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... political profit in defending the State Department as such , and since Mr. Acheson had no political strength in his own right he found few defenders among the Democratic politicians till it became clear rather late in the day that the ...
... political profit in defending the State Department as such , and since Mr. Acheson had no political strength in his own right he found few defenders among the Democratic politicians till it became clear rather late in the day that the ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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