The National Review, Volume 52W.H. Allen, 1908 - English literature |
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Page 216
... Empire together , " yet they assuredly do not incline " to call it all England . " In bidding us discard the insular point of view , admit the Empire into the framework of our political thought , and realise that modern locomotion has ...
... Empire together , " yet they assuredly do not incline " to call it all England . " In bidding us discard the insular point of view , admit the Empire into the framework of our political thought , and realise that modern locomotion has ...
Page 417
... Empire . It is yet to be seen whether he was right in his estimate of the competitive values of the Moslem as against the Christian races of the Empire ; it may well be that in this he did not err as much as is commonly supposed ; but ...
... Empire . It is yet to be seen whether he was right in his estimate of the competitive values of the Moslem as against the Christian races of the Empire ; it may well be that in this he did not err as much as is commonly supposed ; but ...
Page 965
... Empire which she has helped to build . Canadians hate the suggestion that they are parasites of any power , they ... Empire , to decide the policy of the Empire , and the cost of the Navy . ” This seemed satisfactorily to cover the point ...
... Empire which she has helped to build . Canadians hate the suggestion that they are parasites of any power , they ... Empire , to decide the policy of the Empire , and the cost of the Navy . ” This seemed satisfactorily to cover the point ...
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