The Quarterly Review, Volumes 291-292John Murray, 1953 - English literature |
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... Socialist demands for a Press Council to ' influence ' if not to control the presentation of ' news ' and editorial comments , and Socialist insistence that the B.B.C. should remain a monopoly , controlled by a body of governors ...
... Socialist demands for a Press Council to ' influence ' if not to control the presentation of ' news ' and editorial comments , and Socialist insistence that the B.B.C. should remain a monopoly , controlled by a body of governors ...
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... Socialist Revolution which established the Third Reich was the direct cause of the Second World War and , there- fore , of the national catastrophe , that fearful cruelties were perpetrated by the responsible authorities in that Reich ...
... Socialist Revolution which established the Third Reich was the direct cause of the Second World War and , there- fore , of the national catastrophe , that fearful cruelties were perpetrated by the responsible authorities in that Reich ...
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... Socialist doctrine , but for many years it was simply an intellectual's dream , until the growth and extension of the national education system after 1870 made it more and more a possibility . Every Education Act and every additional ...
... Socialist doctrine , but for many years it was simply an intellectual's dream , until the growth and extension of the national education system after 1870 made it more and more a possibility . Every Education Act and every additional ...
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The Third Marquess of Salisbury as Empire Builder | 3 |
THE THIRD MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AS EMPIRE | 14 |
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