The National Review, Volume 90W.H. Allen, 1928 - English literature |
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Page 19
... friends for which they are manifestly unfit , while others deafen him with suggestions and projects that are mostly futile , fatuous , or impossible - sometimes all three . Mr. Coolidge has had many years of this penance , and like a ...
... friends for which they are manifestly unfit , while others deafen him with suggestions and projects that are mostly futile , fatuous , or impossible - sometimes all three . Mr. Coolidge has had many years of this penance , and like a ...
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... friend of Imperial interests . It has been his misfortune to hold the Dominion Secretaryship at a time when Imperial ties have been severely shaken , and in the case of South Africa greatly weakened . Dividing the Bear's Skin 66 THE ...
... friend of Imperial interests . It has been his misfortune to hold the Dominion Secretaryship at a time when Imperial ties have been severely shaken , and in the case of South Africa greatly weakened . Dividing the Bear's Skin 66 THE ...
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... friends of Mr. Lloyd George as well as of Lord Beaverbrook . Sir Austen Chamberlain or Mr. Winston Churchill might equally be expected to favour the resuscitation of the former Coalition Government , which would involve replacing the ...
... friends of Mr. Lloyd George as well as of Lord Beaverbrook . Sir Austen Chamberlain or Mr. Winston Churchill might equally be expected to favour the resuscitation of the former Coalition Government , which would involve replacing the ...
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... friends or in turning other people's cheeks to the smiter . XII . The British League of Nations is at least as worthy of British devotion as the Geneva League of Nations . Let them Say WE venture to put these suggestions forward for the ...
... friends or in turning other people's cheeks to the smiter . XII . The British League of Nations is at least as worthy of British devotion as the Geneva League of Nations . Let them Say WE venture to put these suggestions forward for the ...
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... friends are unable to deny that he has done . That is to say , supposing some years hence Mr. Baldwin , after smashing the Conserva- tive Party to smithereens and reducing it to be a negligible factor in the State , appeared on the ...
... friends are unable to deny that he has done . That is to say , supposing some years hence Mr. Baldwin , after smashing the Conserva- tive Party to smithereens and reducing it to be a negligible factor in the State , appeared on the ...
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