The National Review, Volume 85W.H. Allen, 1925 - English literature |
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Page 26
... less a personage than Lord Parmoor , who regards it as the Holy of Holies , as also , we understand , by various Dominion delegations , though every effort is made in League of Nations circles to keep us in the dark con- cerning this ...
... less a personage than Lord Parmoor , who regards it as the Holy of Holies , as also , we understand , by various Dominion delegations , though every effort is made in League of Nations circles to keep us in the dark con- cerning this ...
Page 33
... less excuse for making a wrong appointment because the Prime Minister is in the fortunate position of having a choice of potential Viceroys , either of whom would provoke equal VOL . LXXXV 8 approval in India and in England . We name no ...
... less excuse for making a wrong appointment because the Prime Minister is in the fortunate position of having a choice of potential Viceroys , either of whom would provoke equal VOL . LXXXV 8 approval in India and in England . We name no ...
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... less important than the Indian Viceroyalty , and there is as little excuse in the one case as in the other for making a misfit . The time should have gone by when vital posts could be regarded as the reward of more or less mythical ...
... less important than the Indian Viceroyalty , and there is as little excuse in the one case as in the other for making a misfit . The time should have gone by when vital posts could be regarded as the reward of more or less mythical ...
Page 43
... less than an hour of tautology . The Prime Minister sets so excellent an example with his short and pithy speeches that he might give a hint to colleagues who deem that " time is no object " whenever they are on their legs . THE ...
... less than an hour of tautology . The Prime Minister sets so excellent an example with his short and pithy speeches that he might give a hint to colleagues who deem that " time is no object " whenever they are on their legs . THE ...
Page 44
... less warmly attached than we are , and of which they have ever proved them- selves , whether in Office or in Opposition , to be no less faithful and indeed jealous custodians than my Right Honourable friends around me . If , how- ever ...
... less warmly attached than we are , and of which they have ever proved them- selves , whether in Office or in Opposition , to be no less faithful and indeed jealous custodians than my Right Honourable friends around me . If , how- ever ...
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