The Quarterly Review, Volume 266,Nummer 527John Murray, 1936 |
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... hope that despite all the political disputation in England during December , at the eleventh hour some conciliation will intervene between Geneva and Rome before it is called upon to make its choice . The future alone can say whether ...
... hope that despite all the political disputation in England during December , at the eleventh hour some conciliation will intervene between Geneva and Rome before it is called upon to make its choice . The future alone can say whether ...
Pagina 154
... hope that we shall be able to avoid similar inconveniences in the future . The policy and aims of the Labour Party are still obscure and undefined , but by no stretch of imagination can the present Con- servative Party be described as a ...
... hope that we shall be able to avoid similar inconveniences in the future . The policy and aims of the Labour Party are still obscure and undefined , but by no stretch of imagination can the present Con- servative Party be described as a ...
Pagina 160
... hope to strengthen its position by accepting the capitalist system on terms which would make that system unworkable ; either it must press forward for a policy of complete Socialisation , even though by so doing it condemns itself to ...
... hope to strengthen its position by accepting the capitalist system on terms which would make that system unworkable ; either it must press forward for a policy of complete Socialisation , even though by so doing it condemns itself to ...
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