The National Review, Volume 87W.H. Allen, 1926 - Great Britain |
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We will apply rigorously , methodically , and tenaciously - with that method of cool tenacity which ought to mark the Fascist way of doing things all our laws which have been passed already or which are to be passed in the future .
We will apply rigorously , methodically , and tenaciously - with that method of cool tenacity which ought to mark the Fascist way of doing things all our laws which have been passed already or which are to be passed in the future .
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He thought that control had slowly and automatically passed into the hands of the Resident - General ; and that the powers of State Councils had become in matters of administration nominal ; and as regards legislation , owing to the ...
He thought that control had slowly and automatically passed into the hands of the Resident - General ; and that the powers of State Councils had become in matters of administration nominal ; and as regards legislation , owing to the ...
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... that the creation of the Federal Council had strengthened the tendency towards centralization , and , with the passing of time , the development of the Council had “ robbed the Rulers of even the semblance of independent rule .
... that the creation of the Federal Council had strengthened the tendency towards centralization , and , with the passing of time , the development of the Council had “ robbed the Rulers of even the semblance of independent rule .
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Honestly speaking , I dare say my Father did not like being passed over . ” Boswell's last meeting with Johnson was on June 30 , 1784 , at dinner with Sir Joshua Reynolds , and two days later he left for Scotland .
Honestly speaking , I dare say my Father did not like being passed over . ” Boswell's last meeting with Johnson was on June 30 , 1784 , at dinner with Sir Joshua Reynolds , and two days later he left for Scotland .
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In a seemingly unending stream they float by , winging their way in steady procession from east to west , and the glow has faded from the sky before the rearguard has passed over , leaving the still fields to brood in their silence .
In a seemingly unending stream they float by , winging their way in steady procession from east to west , and the glow has faded from the sky before the rearguard has passed over , leaving the still fields to brood in their silence .
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