The National Review, Volume 87W.H. Allen, 1926 - English literature |
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Page 27
... cent . , and , compared with pre - war , real wages here have fallen by 10 per cent . When you have a position like that it is idle to say that there is no lesson to be learned . With characteristic energy and public spirit the Daily ...
... cent . , and , compared with pre - war , real wages here have fallen by 10 per cent . When you have a position like that it is idle to say that there is no lesson to be learned . With characteristic energy and public spirit the Daily ...
Page 27
... cent . , and , compared with pre - war , real wages here have fallen by 10 per cent . When you have a position like that it is idle to say that there is no lesson to be learned . With characteristic energy and public spirit the Daily ...
... cent . , and , compared with pre - war , real wages here have fallen by 10 per cent . When you have a position like that it is idle to say that there is no lesson to be learned . With characteristic energy and public spirit the Daily ...
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... cent . Bank Rate . Useful as several promised Ministerial measures may prove to be , none will as effectually expand Employment as would the two emergency measures we suggest as a first instalment . The main Bill of the Session is to ...
... cent . Bank Rate . Useful as several promised Ministerial measures may prove to be , none will as effectually expand Employment as would the two emergency measures we suggest as a first instalment . The main Bill of the Session is to ...
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... cent . in 1870 to 12.1 per cent . in 1912 , in 1923 Britain's share had risen to 20 per cent . At the same time it must be noted that the post - war value of trade with Russia was less than a third of the pre - war value.
... cent . in 1870 to 12.1 per cent . in 1912 , in 1923 Britain's share had risen to 20 per cent . At the same time it must be noted that the post - war value of trade with Russia was less than a third of the pre - war value.
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... cent . in 1913 to 10.1 per cent . in 1924 is therefore not surprising . A great increase of competition in Argentine markets on the part especially of the United States of America and Italy has been felt by the British exporter , and ...
... cent . in 1913 to 10.1 per cent . in 1924 is therefore not surprising . A great increase of competition in Argentine markets on the part especially of the United States of America and Italy has been felt by the British exporter , and ...
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