The National Review, Volume 87W.H. Allen, 1926 - Great Britain |
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“ Stew , " by & Correspondent 475 Sir John Simon's Speech— “ Cease Work Order 629 Money from Russia 791 England's Industrial Peril , by Arthur Kitson 950 COUNTRY COUSIN , A Country Views 126 . . . . . . . . . . . O AUTHOR PAGE DARLING.
“ Stew , " by & Correspondent 475 Sir John Simon's Speech— “ Cease Work Order 629 Money from Russia 791 England's Industrial Peril , by Arthur Kitson 950 COUNTRY COUSIN , A Country Views 126 . . . . . . . . . . . O AUTHOR PAGE DARLING.
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The agreement between Great Britain and Germany as to the Portuguese colonies immediately before the war gave rise to the idea that England might not oppose the acquisition of the Portuguese colonies by Germany .
The agreement between Great Britain and Germany as to the Portuguese colonies immediately before the war gave rise to the idea that England might not oppose the acquisition of the Portuguese colonies by Germany .
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Our business is to get together the best possible England XI at the earliest possible moment , and to give it a chance of doing itself justice in the five Test Matches . We have We have magnificent batting , bowling and fielding .
Our business is to get together the best possible England XI at the earliest possible moment , and to give it a chance of doing itself justice in the five Test Matches . We have We have magnificent batting , bowling and fielding .
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We are far from “ throwing up our hands in horror ” at this transatlantic development . On the contrary , we rejoice , as it will tend to equalize previously unequal conditions between Golf - dazed England and Golf ...
We are far from “ throwing up our hands in horror ” at this transatlantic development . On the contrary , we rejoice , as it will tend to equalize previously unequal conditions between Golf - dazed England and Golf ...
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... fully warrants the appointment of a separate High Commissioner ; a High Commissioner who would be domiciled in and control the Federation , and be in direct correspondence with the Secretary of State in England .
... fully warrants the appointment of a separate High Commissioner ; a High Commissioner who would be domiciled in and control the Federation , and be in direct correspondence with the Secretary of State in England .
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