The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1910 - English literature |
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Page 100
... passing phase , then the sooner we abandon cricket for marbles the better . Half the country - house teams in England would have knocked the cover off the balls bowled by the Australians . Had we named the third match Leeds Club and ...
... passing phase , then the sooner we abandon cricket for marbles the better . Half the country - house teams in England would have knocked the cover off the balls bowled by the Australians . Had we named the third match Leeds Club and ...
Page 107
... passed last week . In its other features the Bill is not extraordinary and with the exception of a provision for the imposition of a maximum tariff as a necessary weapon of reprisal , it follows the lines of all previous tariff legis ...
... passed last week . In its other features the Bill is not extraordinary and with the exception of a provision for the imposition of a maximum tariff as a necessary weapon of reprisal , it follows the lines of all previous tariff legis ...
Page 109
... passed laws for the encouragement and protection of these predatory corporations so as to benefit by the fees paid into the State Treasury ; and having issued the charter under the seal of the State it was ordained on the other States ...
... passed laws for the encouragement and protection of these predatory corporations so as to benefit by the fees paid into the State Treasury ; and having issued the charter under the seal of the State it was ordained on the other States ...
Page 115
... passed the House , fairly conformed with his ideas of " revision down- ward , " but the Senate restored a good many of the rates that the House reduced . Mr. Taft had kept his hands off , being reluctant to interfere in what was purely ...
... passed the House , fairly conformed with his ideas of " revision down- ward , " but the Senate restored a good many of the rates that the House reduced . Mr. Taft had kept his hands off , being reluctant to interfere in what was purely ...
Page 116
... passed a tariff law which , failing to satisfy the country , would have led to an immediate renewal of the agitation . As President Taft very justly remarks " no bill could satisfy everybody . " The American people owe him a debt of ...
... passed a tariff law which , failing to satisfy the country , would have led to an immediate renewal of the agitation . As President Taft very justly remarks " no bill could satisfy everybody . " The American people owe him a debt of ...
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