The National Review, Volume 133W.H. Allen, 1949 - English literature |
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Page 147
... Plan entered its second full year in July . The first phase of the Marshall Plan , one which depended mainly upon America , had been successful . The future success or failure of the great Marshall Plan gamble , or calculated risk " as ...
... Plan entered its second full year in July . The first phase of the Marshall Plan , one which depended mainly upon America , had been successful . The future success or failure of the great Marshall Plan gamble , or calculated risk " as ...
Page 148
... Plan millions were poured into Britain in the wake of the loan . The purpose was the same , but the goal , instead of being any nearer , seems to be receding . The Marshall Plan seems to have been a cushion rather than a spur . This was ...
... Plan millions were poured into Britain in the wake of the loan . The purpose was the same , but the goal , instead of being any nearer , seems to be receding . The Marshall Plan seems to have been a cushion rather than a spur . This was ...
Page 149
... Plan dollars would be reduced and that of the other country increased . The American objective was to force more trade competition . They argued that if British manufac- turers knew that other European countries who had been given the ...
... Plan dollars would be reduced and that of the other country increased . The American objective was to force more trade competition . They argued that if British manufac- turers knew that other European countries who had been given the ...
Contents
CONTENTSJULY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH | 3 |
THE RETURN OF THE RED SQUIRREL D St LegerGordon | 35 |
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