The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 40
... hand in the recent purges ; but it has not been dispelled . And surely , whatever the ultimate intention behind this extraordinary procedure , it is clear that with demoralised Communists trying to hold down totally disillusioned popula ...
... hand in the recent purges ; but it has not been dispelled . And surely , whatever the ultimate intention behind this extraordinary procedure , it is clear that with demoralised Communists trying to hold down totally disillusioned popula ...
Page 104
... hand it takes a very complex and expert business out of the hands of agencies and individuals who have dealt in the trades concerned throughout their lives and entrusts it to men who have none of the skill , experience or vital ...
... hand it takes a very complex and expert business out of the hands of agencies and individuals who have dealt in the trades concerned throughout their lives and entrusts it to men who have none of the skill , experience or vital ...
Page 213
... hand into small cups nesting in the other , skilfully extracting the topmost with his fingers and handing it to each person in turn . The dose was not above a teaspoon , exceedingly bitter and with- out any admixture save a strong ...
... hand into small cups nesting in the other , skilfully extracting the topmost with his fingers and handing it to each person in turn . The dose was not above a teaspoon , exceedingly bitter and with- out any admixture save a strong ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 23 |
FARM AND GARDEN | 58 |
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