The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 83,Deel 2Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1918 |
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... already in operation . As pre- viously shown , the principle of ' food money ' has only been nomin- ally conceded . This concession was inevitable , as weight in the case of meat is no criterion of value . To adopt a principle in the ...
... already in operation . As pre- viously shown , the principle of ' food money ' has only been nomin- ally conceded . This concession was inevitable , as weight in the case of meat is no criterion of value . To adopt a principle in the ...
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... already creating highly centralised national organisations in order to secure the maximum amount of these the moment the War stops . To prevent this , to secure that the reasonable needs of the Allies , and especially of devastated ...
... already creating highly centralised national organisations in order to secure the maximum amount of these the moment the War stops . To prevent this , to secure that the reasonable needs of the Allies , and especially of devastated ...
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... already being done , on Govern- ment experimental and demonstration farms . " This , if satisfactory so far as it goes , does not go far enough for post - bellum exigencies . The fullest use will have to be made of both forms of power ...
... already being done , on Govern- ment experimental and demonstration farms . " This , if satisfactory so far as it goes , does not go far enough for post - bellum exigencies . The fullest use will have to be made of both forms of power ...
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