The Quarterly Review, Volume 286William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1948 - English literature |
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Page 86
... living underground . An analysis of nationalities shows that the Poles number more than 300,000 , the Balts nearly 250,000 , the Jews between 174,000 and 230,000 ( according to different estimates ) , the Jugoslavs about 100,000 ...
... living underground . An analysis of nationalities shows that the Poles number more than 300,000 , the Balts nearly 250,000 , the Jews between 174,000 and 230,000 ( according to different estimates ) , the Jugoslavs about 100,000 ...
Page 123
... living is well below the North American norm and has become dangerously so as more and more of them abandon rural life , with its low cash income compensated for by good food and health , in favour of higher wages , with poorer food and ...
... living is well below the North American norm and has become dangerously so as more and more of them abandon rural life , with its low cash income compensated for by good food and health , in favour of higher wages , with poorer food and ...
Page 544
... living which are the envy of their brethren in all other countries , but millions of them are hard pressed by the inordinately high cost of living and are convinced that they do not get their fair share of the abounding national ...
... living which are the envy of their brethren in all other countries , but millions of them are hard pressed by the inordinately high cost of living and are convinced that they do not get their fair share of the abounding national ...
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