The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 115Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1934 |
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Pagina 100
... foreign material , which has nothing to do with us , with England , or our dead , which is entirely foreign to us , and our landscape and our homes , and is at once pretentious and cheap . It is no doubt the latter quality which has ...
... foreign material , which has nothing to do with us , with England , or our dead , which is entirely foreign to us , and our landscape and our homes , and is at once pretentious and cheap . It is no doubt the latter quality which has ...
Pagina 276
These foreign problems were not new ; they were steadily growing in scope , continuously getting nearer home , even in the case of those who take little or no interest in foreign politics . Yet France had no foreign policy , and in the ...
These foreign problems were not new ; they were steadily growing in scope , continuously getting nearer home , even in the case of those who take little or no interest in foreign politics . Yet France had no foreign policy , and in the ...
Pagina 552
... foreign market has become more and more difficult of access , whilst at home certain railways which once furnished ... foreign orders . ' But it is by no means certain that the argument is sound . The requirements of foreign railways ...
... foreign market has become more and more difficult of access , whilst at home certain railways which once furnished ... foreign orders . ' But it is by no means certain that the argument is sound . The requirements of foreign railways ...
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