The Quarterly Review, Volume 235, Issue 467John Murray, 1921 - English literature |
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... ment of that spirit of fellowship in service which brought his ship home crowned with honour and glory . Traceable directly to that which one of his officers , among many , had learned and handed on , is the story of Admiral Duncan ...
... ment of that spirit of fellowship in service which brought his ship home crowned with honour and glory . Traceable directly to that which one of his officers , among many , had learned and handed on , is the story of Admiral Duncan ...
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... ment on Wellington's forecast in 1832 : Few people will be sanguine enough to imagine that we shall ever again be as prosperous as we have been . ' After 1870 , the progress of Germany was even more rapid than our own . In North America ...
... ment on Wellington's forecast in 1832 : Few people will be sanguine enough to imagine that we shall ever again be as prosperous as we have been . ' After 1870 , the progress of Germany was even more rapid than our own . In North America ...
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... ment has no remedy except to endow the unemployed out of the taxes and to build houses out of the rates ; though it must be clear even to the least intelligent member of the least intelligent House of Commons that has ever sat that ...
... ment has no remedy except to endow the unemployed out of the taxes and to build houses out of the rates ; though it must be clear even to the least intelligent member of the least intelligent House of Commons that has ever sat that ...
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... ment of the manufacturer and the consumer , as the result of the war . The white workman can now live only under sheltered and privileged conditions . In England he is living on the remains of the old wealth of the country , which , as ...
... ment of the manufacturer and the consumer , as the result of the war . The white workman can now live only under sheltered and privileged conditions . In England he is living on the remains of the old wealth of the country , which , as ...
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... ment pledged to peace , free trade , and drastic retrench- ment , would restore confidence and give the country a chance of returning to sound business principles . We still have some advantages , including our coal , and a geographical ...
... ment pledged to peace , free trade , and drastic retrench- ment , would restore confidence and give the country a chance of returning to sound business principles . We still have some advantages , including our coal , and a geographical ...
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