The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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Page 169
... American Ambassador in London , the Pilgrims ' Club , the English - speaking Union , and kindred organs and bodies , may direct their attention to the remarkable pronouncement of Senator Harding , the Republican Candidate for the American ...
... American Ambassador in London , the Pilgrims ' Club , the English - speaking Union , and kindred organs and bodies , may direct their attention to the remarkable pronouncement of Senator Harding , the Republican Candidate for the American ...
Page 170
... American interests , the fostering of American commerce , the develop- ment of the American merchant marine , and , as the Morning Post correspondent puts it , " the recognition that the first duty of the American President and his ...
... American interests , the fostering of American commerce , the develop- ment of the American merchant marine , and , as the Morning Post correspondent puts it , " the recognition that the first duty of the American President and his ...
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... American ? Perhaps an English education coupled with the innate British instinct , tempered by twenty - five years ' residence in the United ... Americans . The result of this moving spirit is the intense individual- AMERICAN MENTALITY.
... American ? Perhaps an English education coupled with the innate British instinct , tempered by twenty - five years ' residence in the United ... Americans . The result of this moving spirit is the intense individual- AMERICAN MENTALITY.
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