The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 - English literature |
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Page 258
... interest abroad and at home . An unfavourable decision might gravely have handicapped Mr Roosevelt and involved not merely him and his programme but vast world - interests also in great inconvenience , if not damage . Indeed , the ...
... interest abroad and at home . An unfavourable decision might gravely have handicapped Mr Roosevelt and involved not merely him and his programme but vast world - interests also in great inconvenience , if not damage . Indeed , the ...
Page 355
... interests and landlordism in particular monopolising power in the Legislature . While acknowledging this defect it is ... interest is not clear ; but he surely must recognise that not until the spread of education and the widening of the ...
... interests and landlordism in particular monopolising power in the Legislature . While acknowledging this defect it is ... interest is not clear ; but he surely must recognise that not until the spread of education and the widening of the ...
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... interests is illustrated to some extent in the collection of essays or addresses which he has brought together under ... interest , recollections of his parents and their home at Glasgow , which cradled his gifts and led him to Cambridge ...
... interests is illustrated to some extent in the collection of essays or addresses which he has brought together under ... interest , recollections of his parents and their home at Glasgow , which cradled his gifts and led him to Cambridge ...
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