The National Review, Volume 78W.H. Allen, 1922 - English literature |
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Page 7
... turn round , we should inevitably be plunged into a hideous Civil War , compared with which recent events were child's play . " C " C NONE but the self - delusionists of Downing Street can indicate a single advantage accruing to this ...
... turn round , we should inevitably be plunged into a hideous Civil War , compared with which recent events were child's play . " C " C NONE but the self - delusionists of Downing Street can indicate a single advantage accruing to this ...
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... turn , we unhesitatingly say that any other Pleni- potentiary would serve French purposes better than M. Briand . THAT American journals desire Mr. Lloyd George's presence in Washington for " boosting " purposes we can readily believe ...
... turn , we unhesitatingly say that any other Pleni- potentiary would serve French purposes better than M. Briand . THAT American journals desire Mr. Lloyd George's presence in Washington for " boosting " purposes we can readily believe ...
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... turn round and say to them : You stood by us in trouble , but we do not need you any longer , so good - bye ' ? " Would anyone behave like that in business ? MR . LLOYD GEORGE added : " The British Empire must behave like a gentleman ...
... turn round and say to them : You stood by us in trouble , but we do not need you any longer , so good - bye ' ? " Would anyone behave like that in business ? MR . LLOYD GEORGE added : " The British Empire must behave like a gentleman ...
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... Turning to chemical disarmament , we see no insuperable difficulties in handling the large - scale standardized production of explosives . But the question of chemical warfare proper presents a very different aspect . The lessons of the ...
... Turning to chemical disarmament , we see no insuperable difficulties in handling the large - scale standardized production of explosives . But the question of chemical warfare proper presents a very different aspect . The lessons of the ...
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... turning out from 60 to 90 per cent . of their pre - war production . One of the greatest needs of the country at the present moment is machinery and spare parts . " Practically every motor - car in the country is breaking down daily for ...
... turning out from 60 to 90 per cent . of their pre - war production . One of the greatest needs of the country at the present moment is machinery and spare parts . " Practically every motor - car in the country is breaking down daily for ...
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