The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 - English literature |
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Page 96
... favour of prohibition is afoot , and Mr Gandhi and his followers would even extend the ban to the tobacco habit . ' Total prohibition , however , would probably involve the revenues of the country in losses that it cannot bear , and ...
... favour of prohibition is afoot , and Mr Gandhi and his followers would even extend the ban to the tobacco habit . ' Total prohibition , however , would probably involve the revenues of the country in losses that it cannot bear , and ...
Page 169
... favour of such interference . And , although expenditure on social ser- vices is admittedly a heavy burden on industry , its beneficial effects in improving the health and increasing the spending NATIONAL EXPENDITURE 169.
... favour of such interference . And , although expenditure on social ser- vices is admittedly a heavy burden on industry , its beneficial effects in improving the health and increasing the spending NATIONAL EXPENDITURE 169.
Page 191
... favour of the Italian lan- guage ( October 1932 ) was wholly open and above - board and not in the least imposed , as I demonstrated both in Parlia- ment and to the Colonial Office . 7. The statement regarding the Nationalist Party's ...
... favour of the Italian lan- guage ( October 1932 ) was wholly open and above - board and not in the least imposed , as I demonstrated both in Parlia- ment and to the Colonial Office . 7. The statement regarding the Nationalist Party's ...
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