The National Review, Volume 56W.H. Allen, 1911 |
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Page 70
... secure for all time the vital two to one standard . Let the country be then asked to choose between the Imperial Party and the Party of Destruction . But the Imperial Party must speak out with no uncertain sound , and with full ...
... secure for all time the vital two to one standard . Let the country be then asked to choose between the Imperial Party and the Party of Destruction . But the Imperial Party must speak out with no uncertain sound , and with full ...
Page 83
... secure two of his highly finished pictures , one a canvas with small whole - length portraits of a lady and gentleman , and the other with an elderly gentleman seated in a landscape . Both are characteristic examples of Zoffany at his ...
... secure two of his highly finished pictures , one a canvas with small whole - length portraits of a lady and gentleman , and the other with an elderly gentleman seated in a landscape . Both are characteristic examples of Zoffany at his ...
Page 100
... secure party advantage . Aside from that , there is another reason why a domination of the new movement by Roosevelt at this time would be undesirable . When Roosevelt stars , the play becomes a mono- logue , the action an exercise in ...
... secure party advantage . Aside from that , there is another reason why a domination of the new movement by Roosevelt at this time would be undesirable . When Roosevelt stars , the play becomes a mono- logue , the action an exercise in ...
Page 102
... secure convictions , but the public was indifferent , and police lawlessness and brutality went unchecked . The agitation for police reform has finally been heard even by careless lawmakers and Congress has appointed a Select Committee ...
... secure convictions , but the public was indifferent , and police lawlessness and brutality went unchecked . The agitation for police reform has finally been heard even by careless lawmakers and Congress has appointed a Select Committee ...
Page 103
... secure political advantage might be great enough to cause prudence to be disregarded . It will be interesting to observe what progress Hawaii makes in her demands for Statehood . The efforts being made by certain interested persons to ...
... secure political advantage might be great enough to cause prudence to be disregarded . It will be interesting to observe what progress Hawaii makes in her demands for Statehood . The efforts being made by certain interested persons to ...
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