The National Review, Volume 91W.H. Allen, 1928 - English literature |
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Page 178
... duty of a Civil Servant is to give his undivided allegiance to the State at all times , and on all occasions when the State has a claim upon his services , " goes without saying . " But , " as the Report adds , " to say that he is not ...
... duty of a Civil Servant is to give his undivided allegiance to the State at all times , and on all occasions when the State has a claim upon his services , " goes without saying . " But , " as the Report adds , " to say that he is not ...
Page 313
... duty of a Civil Servant is to give his undivided allegiance to the State at all times and on all occasions when the State has a claim upon his services . With his private activities the State is in general not concerned , so long as his ...
... duty of a Civil Servant is to give his undivided allegiance to the State at all times and on all occasions when the State has a claim upon his services . With his private activities the State is in general not concerned , so long as his ...
Page 506
... duty on British wine ( the Treasury maxim being , " Whenever you see a British head , hit it ! " ) , and imposed a duty of 6d . on im- ported mechanical lighters . Its only extension of Safeguard- ing is an import duty of 33 per cent ...
... duty on British wine ( the Treasury maxim being , " Whenever you see a British head , hit it ! " ) , and imposed a duty of 6d . on im- ported mechanical lighters . Its only extension of Safeguard- ing is an import duty of 33 per cent ...
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