The National Review, Volume 133W.H. Allen, 1949 - English literature |
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... face long ago against workers ' control , and was for many years at loggerheads with Bevin on the proper organisation for nationalised industries . In spite of his Socialist predilections , he instinctively recog- nised that business ...
... face long ago against workers ' control , and was for many years at loggerheads with Bevin on the proper organisation for nationalised industries . In spite of his Socialist predilections , he instinctively recog- nised that business ...
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... face . This man - who may be said to have recovered Ulster for the Throne - must have been presented to the Queen ; but she may perhaps be excused for not noticing him , for Dr. Cooke's face , when not in dis- cussion or debate , wore ...
... face . This man - who may be said to have recovered Ulster for the Throne - must have been presented to the Queen ; but she may perhaps be excused for not noticing him , for Dr. Cooke's face , when not in dis- cussion or debate , wore ...
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... face this issue , nor had the country realised that our social development had outstripped our income . When I attempted to obtain the powers required if the drastic action necessary to weather the coming storm was to be taken I was ...
... face this issue , nor had the country realised that our social development had outstripped our income . When I attempted to obtain the powers required if the drastic action necessary to weather the coming storm was to be taken I was ...
Contents
CONTENTSJULY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH | 3 |
THE RETURN OF THE RED SQUIRREL D St LegerGordon | 35 |
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