The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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... Government , but will only do so whilst it respects him . The Socialist State regards man as its instrument , to do its will , and its will is not the free will of the people , but the decisions of a few power - intoxicated planners who ...
... Government , but will only do so whilst it respects him . The Socialist State regards man as its instrument , to do its will , and its will is not the free will of the people , but the decisions of a few power - intoxicated planners who ...
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... Government , of being penalised by them for marrying a white woman— out of deference to the South African Government's colour discrimination . He has excited worthy people in England into talking about the gross violation of civil ...
... Government , of being penalised by them for marrying a white woman— out of deference to the South African Government's colour discrimination . He has excited worthy people in England into talking about the gross violation of civil ...
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... Government . Such ideas , however , made little headway . It was realised that the immediate result of a cut in American aid would be unemploy- ment . An election issue could then be made of the fact that America had failed to live up ...
... Government . Such ideas , however , made little headway . It was realised that the immediate result of a cut in American aid would be unemploy- ment . An election issue could then be made of the fact that America had failed to live up ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 23 |
FARM AND GARDEN | 58 |
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