The National Review, Volume 78W.H. Allen, 1921 - English literature |
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Page 99
... things that might have saved England . One thing is Production , Production , Production , so as to make good the awful waste of national wealth during the war . The other thing is Economy in all directions , beginning with the ...
... things that might have saved England . One thing is Production , Production , Production , so as to make good the awful waste of national wealth during the war . The other thing is Economy in all directions , beginning with the ...
Page 187
... thing ; it was quite in the order of things that you should come in time ( and we may be sure that in your case it required no very long time ) to regard yourself as having in very truth and fact won the war , and , having achieved that ...
... thing ; it was quite in the order of things that you should come in time ( and we may be sure that in your case it required no very long time ) to regard yourself as having in very truth and fact won the war , and , having achieved that ...
Page 473
... things to do , and unless these things are done , and done properly , the machine is likely to break down . The various tasks are learned by practice , carried on until habit has become second nature . Thus from a number of move- ments ...
... things to do , and unless these things are done , and done properly , the machine is likely to break down . The various tasks are learned by practice , carried on until habit has become second nature . Thus from a number of move- ments ...
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