The Quarterly Review, Volumes 280-281William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1943 - English literature |
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Page 60
... millions against the thin European garrisons of the Pacific and is hard to resist . It is only when Germany comes against a Russia of superior population that she is jarred ; Japan was jarred by the larger China some time ago , and is ...
... millions against the thin European garrisons of the Pacific and is hard to resist . It is only when Germany comes against a Russia of superior population that she is jarred ; Japan was jarred by the larger China some time ago , and is ...
Page 106
... millions in 1945 to 1907. millions in 1955 , and to no less than 3007. millions in 1965. These figures are exclusive of ' assistance pensions ' which are estimated by Sir William Beveridge to fall from 391. millions in the first year to ...
... millions in 1945 to 1907. millions in 1955 , and to no less than 3007. millions in 1965. These figures are exclusive of ' assistance pensions ' which are estimated by Sir William Beveridge to fall from 391. millions in the first year to ...
Page 178
... millions . Bir- mingham alone contemplates schemes running into hundreds of millions of pounds . Everywhere exchequer grants are called for . For the new towns greatly increased transport facilities will have to be provided . Getting ...
... millions . Bir- mingham alone contemplates schemes running into hundreds of millions of pounds . Everywhere exchequer grants are called for . For the new towns greatly increased transport facilities will have to be provided . Getting ...
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