The Quarterly Review, Volume 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Pagina 107
... become . ' Of the Aus- tralian troops he wrote , The fighting here is going to take a lot of learning on our part , from the Aussies . They have the knack of doing more with less than any group I have known . ' And , generally , between ...
... become . ' Of the Aus- tralian troops he wrote , The fighting here is going to take a lot of learning on our part , from the Aussies . They have the knack of doing more with less than any group I have known . ' And , generally , between ...
Pagina 214
... become to envisage the time when , consumption having overtaken production , the need for an expansion of production will become urgent . Nowhere in the world to - day does land of great natural fertility go begging , but in every ...
... become to envisage the time when , consumption having overtaken production , the need for an expansion of production will become urgent . Nowhere in the world to - day does land of great natural fertility go begging , but in every ...
Pagina 295
... become strained and tempers frayed in this long - drawn - out struggle to meet war needs . A policy of appeasement and forbearance has become more than ever essential . Overbearing and bullying tactics cannot mend matters , and this ...
... become strained and tempers frayed in this long - drawn - out struggle to meet war needs . A policy of appeasement and forbearance has become more than ever essential . Overbearing and bullying tactics cannot mend matters , and this ...
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