The National Review, Volume 76W.H. Allen, 1920 - English literature |
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Page 63
... become industrialized is a main point in the modern study of continental affairs . " This shrewd remark , made recently by an English author and publicist , is not only true , but useful and opportune . We are too apt to think of Poland ...
... become industrialized is a main point in the modern study of continental affairs . " This shrewd remark , made recently by an English author and publicist , is not only true , but useful and opportune . We are too apt to think of Poland ...
Page 618
... become in reality ? Little by little , under one more or less plausible pretext or another , our Sovereigns have had what is their undoubted share in the government of the nation filched from them , until now the occupant of the throne ...
... become in reality ? Little by little , under one more or less plausible pretext or another , our Sovereigns have had what is their undoubted share in the government of the nation filched from them , until now the occupant of the throne ...
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66 become entirely secondary to his duty to his party chief . So long as his chief can , if in power , be kept there , or , if out of it , can be manoeuvred in again , it has not mattered to what extent he has sacrificed his conscience ...
66 become entirely secondary to his duty to his party chief . So long as his chief can , if in power , be kept there , or , if out of it , can be manoeuvred in again , it has not mattered to what extent he has sacrificed his conscience ...
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