The National Review, Volume 77W.H. Allen, 1921 - English literature |
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... believe that any intelligent section of the American people are offended by Mr. Austen Chamberlain's candour . Englishmen are amazed to learn that grist is brought to the mill of American Anglo- phobes by such a statement , and that ...
... believe that any intelligent section of the American people are offended by Mr. Austen Chamberlain's candour . Englishmen are amazed to learn that grist is brought to the mill of American Anglo- phobes by such a statement , and that ...
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... believe that a man of his intelligence would knowingly let himself go in the presence of representatives of the Hearst Press , whose raison d'être is to poison . Anglo - American relations , which are sufficiently delicate without ...
... believe that a man of his intelligence would knowingly let himself go in the presence of representatives of the Hearst Press , whose raison d'être is to poison . Anglo - American relations , which are sufficiently delicate without ...
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... believe , for the simple 1 Flapdoodle reason that he is a man of acumen , with a sense of perspective , and as a professional anatomist is accustomed to acknowledge facts when he sees them . The facts are decidedly disquieting , and no ...
... believe , for the simple 1 Flapdoodle reason that he is a man of acumen , with a sense of perspective , and as a professional anatomist is accustomed to acknowledge facts when he sees them . The facts are decidedly disquieting , and no ...
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... believe in the " Japanese Plot " which bulks so largely in the eyes of apprehensive Americans , especially on the Pacific Coast . Japan is a poor country who has already bitten off as much as she can chew , and the notion that she ...
... believe in the " Japanese Plot " which bulks so largely in the eyes of apprehensive Americans , especially on the Pacific Coast . Japan is a poor country who has already bitten off as much as she can chew , and the notion that she ...
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... so rude as that the Americans are playing the fool , though we do think they occasionally get a bee into their bonnet which would be better elsewhere . one . We do not believe that Japan threatens any White Power 18 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
... so rude as that the Americans are playing the fool , though we do think they occasionally get a bee into their bonnet which would be better elsewhere . one . We do not believe that Japan threatens any White Power 18 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
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