The National Review, Volume 93W.H. Allen, 1929 - English literature |
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Page 53
... fact , " an adequate area of land for a native , especially in view of the growth in numbers which will follow from the very fact of white settlement , with the resulting suppression of war and slave raids , and the building up of ...
... fact , " an adequate area of land for a native , especially in view of the growth in numbers which will follow from the very fact of white settlement , with the resulting suppression of war and slave raids , and the building up of ...
Page 55
... fact , propose , so to speak , to devolutionize Downing Street . The High Commissioner is to act mainly in an advisory capacity and in consultation with the three Governors ; * he would , in fact , be Chairman of the Governors ...
... fact , propose , so to speak , to devolutionize Downing Street . The High Commissioner is to act mainly in an advisory capacity and in consultation with the three Governors ; * he would , in fact , be Chairman of the Governors ...
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... fact , added something which even our best - informed readers may have failed to grasp in the fog of misrepresentation that has enveloped the whole subject of Naval disarmament . " As a matter of fact , before the Washington Conference ...
... fact , added something which even our best - informed readers may have failed to grasp in the fog of misrepresentation that has enveloped the whole subject of Naval disarmament . " As a matter of fact , before the Washington Conference ...
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