The National Review, Volume 101W.H. Allen, 1933 |
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Page 416
... political considerations in the matter of promotion . They gain nothing by obliging and they lose nothing by disobliging the politician , as far as their prospects of advancement are concerned . If Politicians Rule UNDER the proposed ...
... political considerations in the matter of promotion . They gain nothing by obliging and they lose nothing by disobliging the politician , as far as their prospects of advancement are concerned . If Politicians Rule UNDER the proposed ...
Page 418
... political influence will not be interested in particular police activities . Instances have occurred , instances do occur , in which men with political influence have been concerned in the actual commission of crime . More numerous have ...
... political influence will not be interested in particular police activities . Instances have occurred , instances do occur , in which men with political influence have been concerned in the actual commission of crime . More numerous have ...
Page 478
... political parties ( the Socialists and the Christian Socials ) , the wrecking of the finances , the horrors of inflation , the dependence on the nations , allied in the war , for loans to enable her to live in her emasculated state ...
... political parties ( the Socialists and the Christian Socials ) , the wrecking of the finances , the horrors of inflation , the dependence on the nations , allied in the war , for loans to enable her to live in her emasculated state ...
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