The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - Great Britain |
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A curious example has been given very recently of the absurdity of the phrase , “ the English People . ” Certain military engagements , now more or less known to the world , have been entered into by Germany , Austria ,, and Italy ...
A curious example has been given very recently of the absurdity of the phrase , “ the English People . ” Certain military engagements , now more or less known to the world , have been entered into by Germany , Austria ,, and Italy ...
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Take the case of two railways , costing each £ 20,000,000 , and constructed one in England , and one abroad , with English capital . Assume that both undertakings are successful , returning to their shareholders four per cent . on ...
Take the case of two railways , costing each £ 20,000,000 , and constructed one in England , and one abroad , with English capital . Assume that both undertakings are successful , returning to their shareholders four per cent . on ...
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There is , then , no reason for the English Free Trader's being averse to the abolition of the sugar bounties ; on the contrary , freedom of trade will rejoice at her own extension . Even supposing the aim of Free Trade were cheapness ...
There is , then , no reason for the English Free Trader's being averse to the abolition of the sugar bounties ; on the contrary , freedom of trade will rejoice at her own extension . Even supposing the aim of Free Trade were cheapness ...
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ARNOLD Matthew | 1 |
CRIPPS C | 37 |
CURZON Hon George N The Reconstruction of the House | 97 |
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