The National Review, Volume 71W.H. Allen, 1918 - English literature |
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Page 55
... England , and not for any abstract theory , may justly try to examine one or two ideas , and ask their authors for some justification and practical definition . We have not lately heard so much of " the rights of small nationalities ...
... England , and not for any abstract theory , may justly try to examine one or two ideas , and ask their authors for some justification and practical definition . We have not lately heard so much of " the rights of small nationalities ...
Page 56
... England . The exhortation to overthrow " Prussian militarism " has been employed with a view to preserving the old fallacy that the good old fat German of the beer - garden and the picture - book has no hatred of England , but forms ...
... England . The exhortation to overthrow " Prussian militarism " has been employed with a view to preserving the old fallacy that the good old fat German of the beer - garden and the picture - book has no hatred of England , but forms ...
Page 57
... a democracy as prevailed in England before the war were clearly demonstrated . They are faults which will probably be exhibited by any democracy , unless , indeed , the war has taught democracy a lesson . We had a PHRASES 57.
... a democracy as prevailed in England before the war were clearly demonstrated . They are faults which will probably be exhibited by any democracy , unless , indeed , the war has taught democracy a lesson . We had a PHRASES 57.
Page 85
... England and the relation between scientific knowledge and national efficiency , and , further , to investigate certain defects in our scientific system , and the remedies which are necessary in order to bring science in this country to ...
... England and the relation between scientific knowledge and national efficiency , and , further , to investigate certain defects in our scientific system , and the remedies which are necessary in order to bring science in this country to ...
Page 87
... England very little interest was taken in the subject until the late Joseph Chamberlain brought it prominently before the public , and even then it was assumed by most people that Germany would never be able to compete successfully ...
... England very little interest was taken in the subject until the late Joseph Chamberlain brought it prominently before the public , and even then it was assumed by most people that Germany would never be able to compete successfully ...
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