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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... question , whether in fact during the war we could afford to invite Congress to join a National Government . He had little doubt on which side the balance of advantage lay . Mr Gandhi was never consistent , and on this occasion he had ...
... question , whether in fact during the war we could afford to invite Congress to join a National Government . He had little doubt on which side the balance of advantage lay . Mr Gandhi was never consistent , and on this occasion he had ...
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... question . Fortunately it is not , at the moment , a live issue in this country . But it were idle to pretend that the day may never come for facing it at home , as it has been faced in more than one Dominion . We can only hope that the ...
... question . Fortunately it is not , at the moment , a live issue in this country . But it were idle to pretend that the day may never come for facing it at home , as it has been faced in more than one Dominion . We can only hope that the ...
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... question of Poland . " I must acknowledge my debt to Prof. A. L. P. Dennis , whose Foreign Policies of Soviet Russia ' was also in- debted to Prof. Samuel N. Harper , of Chicago . RAYMOND BEAZLEY . Art . 8. - BRITAIN AT WAR . ON June 5 ...
... question of Poland . " I must acknowledge my debt to Prof. A. L. P. Dennis , whose Foreign Policies of Soviet Russia ' was also in- debted to Prof. Samuel N. Harper , of Chicago . RAYMOND BEAZLEY . Art . 8. - BRITAIN AT WAR . ON June 5 ...
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