The National Review, Volume 77W.H. Allen, 1921 - English literature |
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... United Kingdom from her European Allies , while about £ 800,000,000 is due from us to the United States . A general cancella- tion would involve our waiving £ 2 to every £ 1 waived by the Americans , taking the various exchanges at par ...
... United Kingdom from her European Allies , while about £ 800,000,000 is due from us to the United States . A general cancella- tion would involve our waiving £ 2 to every £ 1 waived by the Americans , taking the various exchanges at par ...
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... United States , which is always formidable , and when not simmering is boiling over . truth , every episode supplies capital and copy for our per- sistent and rancorous enemies , educated by the Hearst Press . In When we were silent ...
... United States , which is always formidable , and when not simmering is boiling over . truth , every episode supplies capital and copy for our per- sistent and rancorous enemies , educated by the Hearst Press . In When we were silent ...
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... United States that it made about Germany . It is not too late to save the two countries from the same dire consequences , but it is high time that our able editors awoke to some sense of their duties and realized the folly and danger of ...
... United States that it made about Germany . It is not too late to save the two countries from the same dire consequences , but it is high time that our able editors awoke to some sense of their duties and realized the folly and danger of ...
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... United States will not consider any proposal looking to the cancellation of loans made to the Allies , but , on the contrary , will demand payment in full . Any cancellation of debts would , in the opinion of the Washington Post and ...
... United States will not consider any proposal looking to the cancellation of loans made to the Allies , but , on the contrary , will demand payment in full . Any cancellation of debts would , in the opinion of the Washington Post and ...
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... United States and Great Britain were steadily drifting apart ; moreover , are treading a path leading to war . " 66 66 Ir is enough for us that Sir Auckland Geddes categorically repudiates the words put into his mouth , and his ...
... United States and Great Britain were steadily drifting apart ; moreover , are treading a path leading to war . " 66 66 Ir is enough for us that Sir Auckland Geddes categorically repudiates the words put into his mouth , and his ...
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