The National Review, Volume 133W.H. Allen, 1949 - English literature |
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Page 143
... Britain which has compensated for the deficit on her trade with the United States , Britain being the broker who has changed her sterling credits into dollar credits . Now Britain cannot do so , with the result that Canada has had to ...
... Britain which has compensated for the deficit on her trade with the United States , Britain being the broker who has changed her sterling credits into dollar credits . Now Britain cannot do so , with the result that Canada has had to ...
Page 367
T BRITAIN'S AMERICAN TREES By J. D. U. Ward . HE most famous gold rush in the history of the world is this year being saluted with centenary celebrations . The Californian junketings may seem remote from England , yet Englishmen might ...
T BRITAIN'S AMERICAN TREES By J. D. U. Ward . HE most famous gold rush in the history of the world is this year being saluted with centenary celebrations . The Californian junketings may seem remote from England , yet Englishmen might ...
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... Britain . But it is apparently at its best only in the milder south - western quarter of England . In South Africa ... Britain , and why have others been disappointing ? The answer is to be found , usually or chiefly , in climate ...
... Britain . But it is apparently at its best only in the milder south - western quarter of England . In South Africa ... Britain , and why have others been disappointing ? The answer is to be found , usually or chiefly , in climate ...
Contents
CONTENTSJULY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH | 3 |
THE RETURN OF THE RED SQUIRREL D St LegerGordon | 35 |
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