The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 141-142Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 139
... feel , on that final day , for the door - knob , and feel for the sill with their feet ; it was hard to walk because of the earth that rose to meet them , or else slipped from under them , vanishing . ' They all gathered , at the ...
... feel , on that final day , for the door - knob , and feel for the sill with their feet ; it was hard to walk because of the earth that rose to meet them , or else slipped from under them , vanishing . ' They all gathered , at the ...
Pagina 156
... feel secure . None can feel secure who live under or in sight of the Hammer and Sickle . Events in India - which we owe to our ideologues - are a terrible revelation of what will happen when the Union Jack is furled . If the Union Jack ...
... feel secure . None can feel secure who live under or in sight of the Hammer and Sickle . Events in India - which we owe to our ideologues - are a terrible revelation of what will happen when the Union Jack is furled . If the Union Jack ...
Pagina 213
... feel as if we must for ever be slaves . . . . No price is too heavy to pay for the deliverance ' ( p . 2 ) . Mr. Gandhi was not able to allay the doubts entertained by realistic members of the Congress Party whether non violence would ...
... feel as if we must for ever be slaves . . . . No price is too heavy to pay for the deliverance ' ( p . 2 ) . Mr. Gandhi was not able to allay the doubts entertained by realistic members of the Congress Party whether non violence would ...
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