The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1909 - English literature |
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Page 332
... cause harm . But in his initial statement it is not easy to detect any very obvious particulars in which it is superior to that rendered tolerably familiar by previous economists of an " orthodox persuasion . Viewed as a whole it ...
... cause harm . But in his initial statement it is not easy to detect any very obvious particulars in which it is superior to that rendered tolerably familiar by previous economists of an " orthodox persuasion . Viewed as a whole it ...
Page 504
... cause fewer ( altogether ) to be bought , or cause the purchasers to pay more than before . Should the latter happen , the extra money paid by the purchasers will be diverted from other trades ; any extra employment pro- duced in the ...
... cause fewer ( altogether ) to be bought , or cause the purchasers to pay more than before . Should the latter happen , the extra money paid by the purchasers will be diverted from other trades ; any extra employment pro- duced in the ...
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... cause of quarrel , direct or indirect , between us and that great and friendly nation ( Germany ) ; secondly , the suggestion that Mr. Balfour's " German friends were in all probability — if I may use a vulgar expression - pulling his ...
... cause of quarrel , direct or indirect , between us and that great and friendly nation ( Germany ) ; secondly , the suggestion that Mr. Balfour's " German friends were in all probability — if I may use a vulgar expression - pulling his ...
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