The National Review, Volume 93W.H. Allen, 1929 - English literature |
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Page 227
... present policy in the villages , who insist that the present tempo in the development of our industry is perilously speedy , who object to assigning funds for the upkeep of the Soviet farms , and who demand the slackening of the ...
... present policy in the villages , who insist that the present tempo in the development of our industry is perilously speedy , who object to assigning funds for the upkeep of the Soviet farms , and who demand the slackening of the ...
Page 440
... present programme , Non - Provided schools would have little if any consideration . On page 64 of the Socialist Educational programme , " From Nursery School to University , " we read : " There should be no distinction made between ...
... present programme , Non - Provided schools would have little if any consideration . On page 64 of the Socialist Educational programme , " From Nursery School to University , " we read : " There should be no distinction made between ...
Page 874
... present Conservative Opposition does not grasp this opportunity with vigour , it means that it is satisfied to remain in its former stale status quo . It has otherwise nothing inspiring to offer the electorate . Under its present ...
... present Conservative Opposition does not grasp this opportunity with vigour , it means that it is satisfied to remain in its former stale status quo . It has otherwise nothing inspiring to offer the electorate . Under its present ...
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