The Quarterly Review, Volumes 291-292John Murray, 1953 - English literature |
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... increase in passenger transport charges announced within a few weeks of the Government taking office . The wave of indignation which swept the country and particularly London - when these increases , one of the first - fruits of ...
... increase in passenger transport charges announced within a few weeks of the Government taking office . The wave of indignation which swept the country and particularly London - when these increases , one of the first - fruits of ...
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... increases in the volume of serious crime . But it is not sufficiently realised that there have been many and ... increase . The creation of the Welfare State itself , with its spoon- feeding of parents , has had the result that ...
... increases in the volume of serious crime . But it is not sufficiently realised that there have been many and ... increase . The creation of the Welfare State itself , with its spoon- feeding of parents , has had the result that ...
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... increase in rents to meet rising costs , but it would be difficult to convince tenants that such increases were in ... increase his rent as he thinks fit . Similarly he is liable to eviction under the Town and Country Planning Act ...
... increase in rents to meet rising costs , but it would be difficult to convince tenants that such increases were in ... increase his rent as he thinks fit . Similarly he is liable to eviction under the Town and Country Planning Act ...
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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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