The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 47
... tion " is advanced by Mr. Hoffman " as the only framework in which Europe could begin to become truly self - supporting , and within which Europe could achieve a high and rising standard of living . " If Europe did not become truly self ...
... tion " is advanced by Mr. Hoffman " as the only framework in which Europe could begin to become truly self - supporting , and within which Europe could achieve a high and rising standard of living . " If Europe did not become truly self ...
Page 50
... tion of statutory controls . ' But , " it says , the manu- facturers in limiting supplies for the purpose in question are acting in accordance with the Board's wishes . " This is not only pompous but childishly superfluous . The ...
... tion of statutory controls . ' But , " it says , the manu- facturers in limiting supplies for the purpose in question are acting in accordance with the Board's wishes . " This is not only pompous but childishly superfluous . The ...
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... tion it became manifest that the Communists could no longer form part of the Government . Monsieur Vincent Auriol supported Monsieur Ramadier in his prompt and decisive acceptance of their secession and so helped to tide over with care ...
... tion it became manifest that the Communists could no longer form part of the Government . Monsieur Vincent Auriol supported Monsieur Ramadier in his prompt and decisive acceptance of their secession and so helped to tide over with care ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 23 |
FARM AND GARDEN | 58 |
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