Harper's Magazine, Volume 183Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1941 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 41
... British officers waiting for hours when they came to see him on urgent business , cynically telling his friends that it was about time the British learned how to cool their heels in this hot climate . But the mirage is still floating in ...
... British officers waiting for hours when they came to see him on urgent business , cynically telling his friends that it was about time the British learned how to cool their heels in this hot climate . But the mirage is still floating in ...
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... British justice is stripped of all personal elements . I remember the case of an African chief who , under his own authority , had administered a flog- ging to a British trader . The British investigated and found that the trader had ...
... British justice is stripped of all personal elements . I remember the case of an African chief who , under his own authority , had administered a flog- ging to a British trader . The British investigated and found that the trader had ...
Page 362
... British policy of encouraging or condon- ing the excessive demands of every dis- sentient element in India , shortsighted in the past , is now proving to ... British war aims . It has been said by British spokesmen and 362 HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
... British policy of encouraging or condon- ing the excessive demands of every dis- sentient element in India , shortsighted in the past , is now proving to ... British war aims . It has been said by British spokesmen and 362 HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
Contents
GHOST OF WOODROW WILSON | 1 |
SILENT SOVIET REVOLUTION | 10 |
AGRICULTURE | 12 |
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