The National Review, Volume 97W.H. Allen, 1931 - English literature |
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... whole , rich and poor , educated and uneducated ; employer and labourer are all equally entitled to a voice in government . The majority of the people , without any distinction of class , calling or trade , should decide the national ...
... whole , rich and poor , educated and uneducated ; employer and labourer are all equally entitled to a voice in government . The majority of the people , without any distinction of class , calling or trade , should decide the national ...
Page 165
... whole movement at its root was economic , not political . And Sir Montague goes on to say that : Terrible as the fall of general prices had been , the collapse of the prices of agricultural produce was still worse . Moreover , this ...
... whole movement at its root was economic , not political . And Sir Montague goes on to say that : Terrible as the fall of general prices had been , the collapse of the prices of agricultural produce was still worse . Moreover , this ...
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... whole . Mr. R. C. Sheriff's A Fortnight in September ( Gollancz . 7s . 6d . net ) may appeal to them better , but I have a shrewd suspicion that the average reader will judge this tale far less enthusiastically than did most of our ...
... whole . Mr. R. C. Sheriff's A Fortnight in September ( Gollancz . 7s . 6d . net ) may appeal to them better , but I have a shrewd suspicion that the average reader will judge this tale far less enthusiastically than did most of our ...
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