The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 26
... problem that faces us most urgently at the present time is the one of getting the free democratic people of this country to consider these issues and to understand them . not deal faithfully and courageously with these problems , we may ...
... problem that faces us most urgently at the present time is the one of getting the free democratic people of this country to consider these issues and to understand them . not deal faithfully and courageously with these problems , we may ...
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... problem has always been looked at in a piecemeal , cheese - paring fashion . It was due to this spirit that the last ... problems , that such subjects were outside their terms of reference . In February , 1945 , I was instrumental in ...
... problem has always been looked at in a piecemeal , cheese - paring fashion . It was due to this spirit that the last ... problems , that such subjects were outside their terms of reference . In February , 1945 , I was instrumental in ...
Page 268
... problem to - day is that of the housing shortage . Not only does this create hardship in itself , but it is responsible for many divorces and much juvenile delinquency . To its source can also be traced the nervous strain and domestic ...
... problem to - day is that of the housing shortage . Not only does this create hardship in itself , but it is responsible for many divorces and much juvenile delinquency . To its source can also be traced the nervous strain and domestic ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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