The National Review, Volume 87W.H. Allen, 1926 - Great Britain |
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British optimism had a prolonged innings prior to the last Great War and was “ not out " when the crash came and shattered the laborious superstructure of unreality that Lord Haldane and other simpletons had raised in honour of their ...
British optimism had a prolonged innings prior to the last Great War and was “ not out " when the crash came and shattered the laborious superstructure of unreality that Lord Haldane and other simpletons had raised in honour of their ...
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The claptrap has been almost exclusively British claptrap . “ The Locarno spirit ” with which we on this side of the North Sea are deafened is for all practical purposes non - existent on the other . It pleases and suits Front Bench ...
The claptrap has been almost exclusively British claptrap . “ The Locarno spirit ” with which we on this side of the North Sea are deafened is for all practical purposes non - existent on the other . It pleases and suits Front Bench ...
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DURING the last two years successive British Governments have periodically indicated further Imperial Conferences . Mr. J. H. Thomas , as Colonial Secretary , " Why not made no concealment of his anxiety to particiOverseas ?
DURING the last two years successive British Governments have periodically indicated further Imperial Conferences . Mr. J. H. Thomas , as Colonial Secretary , " Why not made no concealment of his anxiety to particiOverseas ?
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... to the British League of Nations — the British Empire — beyond a mention of loans “ for the development of the British Dependencies in East Africa and of mandated territories ” --the value of which we do not for a moment question .
... to the British League of Nations — the British Empire — beyond a mention of loans “ for the development of the British Dependencies in East Africa and of mandated territories ” --the value of which we do not for a moment question .
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There is , indeed , more similarity of outlook between King George and the British People than between Politicians and People . The Politicians are , generally speaking , Highbrows or at any rate it is “ the thing ” for them to pose as ...
There is , indeed , more similarity of outlook between King George and the British People than between Politicians and People . The Politicians are , generally speaking , Highbrows or at any rate it is “ the thing ” for them to pose as ...
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