The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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... supplies from hard currency areas . Another factor is the desirability for strategic reasons of making ourselves to the ... supply the British nation with the food which it required . But from that time until the second World War , the ...
... supplies from hard currency areas . Another factor is the desirability for strategic reasons of making ourselves to the ... supply the British nation with the food which it required . But from that time until the second World War , the ...
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overseas , who can hold us to ransom , to buy a meat supply which is no longer available at home . " The importance ... supplies must be squarely faced by all concerned , including whatever Government is in power . World meat production ...
overseas , who can hold us to ransom , to buy a meat supply which is no longer available at home . " The importance ... supplies must be squarely faced by all concerned , including whatever Government is in power . World meat production ...
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... supply of arms . It would seem that the Communists of China will have enough to do for many years to set up their Government and control their vast country . While China used to claim some territory in the North - east of Burma , it is ...
... supply of arms . It would seem that the Communists of China will have enough to do for many years to set up their Government and control their vast country . While China used to claim some territory in the North - east of Burma , it is ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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