The National Review, Volume 78W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 21
... once more talking about Perfide Albion . Mr. Lloyd George said something else that needed saying . It should be taken to heart by such organs as our esteemed contem- porary the Spectator , which in its fervour to out - American the ...
... once more talking about Perfide Albion . Mr. Lloyd George said something else that needed saying . It should be taken to heart by such organs as our esteemed contem- porary the Spectator , which in its fervour to out - American the ...
Page 27
... once more in the hands of the Kremlin Camarilla , everybody except their supporters would be allowed to starve . The Supreme Council surely under- stands this , though it is feared that Mr. Lloyd George's unaccountable tenderness for ...
... once more in the hands of the Kremlin Camarilla , everybody except their supporters would be allowed to starve . The Supreme Council surely under- stands this , though it is feared that Mr. Lloyd George's unaccountable tenderness for ...
Page 28
... once moved to describe a Conservative Government as an organized hypocrisy " -such a Coalition as we now have is a calculated fraud , retained in power by charlatans of the Carlton Club and time - servers of the Primrose League -men who ...
... once moved to describe a Conservative Government as an organized hypocrisy " -such a Coalition as we now have is a calculated fraud , retained in power by charlatans of the Carlton Club and time - servers of the Primrose League -men who ...
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... Once again , as in the past , character will tell , and impostors , however specious , will be taken at their proper valuation - the public will demand something better than " dope " from their newspapers . In that happier day men like ...
... Once again , as in the past , character will tell , and impostors , however specious , will be taken at their proper valuation - the public will demand something better than " dope " from their newspapers . In that happier day men like ...
Page 57
... Once engaged in war , what is the value of the prohibition ? True , failure would imply penalties for the specific breach of the Treaty . But a similar breach of International Convention is already involved and admitted in the first ...
... Once engaged in war , what is the value of the prohibition ? True , failure would imply penalties for the specific breach of the Treaty . But a similar breach of International Convention is already involved and admitted in the first ...
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