The National Review, Volume 42, Part 1W.H. Allen, 1903 |
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... England by Americans generally than was ever before known . But there are newspapers who cherish the old - time dislike of England , and who are always only too happy to inflame prejudice and keep alive the smouldering embers of hate ...
... England by Americans generally than was ever before known . But there are newspapers who cherish the old - time dislike of England , and who are always only too happy to inflame prejudice and keep alive the smouldering embers of hate ...
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... England is not yet in the position of one of those minor States of Europe ( or shall we say of the Western Hemisphere ? ) whose existence is per- mitted by the favour of a more powerful nation ? For more than half a century England has ...
... England is not yet in the position of one of those minor States of Europe ( or shall we say of the Western Hemisphere ? ) whose existence is per- mitted by the favour of a more powerful nation ? For more than half a century England has ...
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... England is fed from the outside , and that the United States has a surplus of wheat for export , hence it is American grain that is making British brawn . England must either eat American grain or starve ; it is no favour to the United ...
... England is fed from the outside , and that the United States has a surplus of wheat for export , hence it is American grain that is making British brawn . England must either eat American grain or starve ; it is no favour to the United ...
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