The Quarterly Review, Volumes 280-281John Murray, 1943 |
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Pagina 71
... natural increase , ' and that they would ' benefit even more ' if emigration exceeded the natural increase . Poland was , and possibly still is , a country that could supply , with advantage to herself , an admirable type of emigrant ...
... natural increase , ' and that they would ' benefit even more ' if emigration exceeded the natural increase . Poland was , and possibly still is , a country that could supply , with advantage to herself , an admirable type of emigrant ...
Pagina 114
... natural product , and it is an alloy : we can fairly use it of the great North African forces . The 8th Army had already so covered itself with glory that it was sure of its place in history : now the 1st Army has ' found itself , ' has ...
... natural product , and it is an alloy : we can fairly use it of the great North African forces . The 8th Army had already so covered itself with glory that it was sure of its place in history : now the 1st Army has ' found itself , ' has ...
Pagina 224
... natural enemies . Man and his satellites are more dangerous to bird life than any hawk or pilfering magpie , which latter , indeed , frequently follow the supposed refugee into shrubbery or garden . Actually , the wild bird is safest in ...
... natural enemies . Man and his satellites are more dangerous to bird life than any hawk or pilfering magpie , which latter , indeed , frequently follow the supposed refugee into shrubbery or garden . Actually , the wild bird is safest in ...
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India August to December 1942 | 2 |
Its Rise and Effacement | 7 |
British War Aims 191419 | 19 |
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