Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 312William Blackwood, 1972 |
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ive practices on which the Unions insist have so damaged so damaged British industry that the British worker has lost by them far more than he has gained by his increasing share of a cake which hardly grows at all . In consequence the ...
ive practices on which the Unions insist have so damaged so damaged British industry that the British worker has lost by them far more than he has gained by his increasing share of a cake which hardly grows at all . In consequence the ...
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... British - of course , degenerate British — to de- scribe this knowledge as the propaganda of Koi Hais , Anglo- Indian Blimps . But the stupidity of this attitude is really more unsavoury than its opportunism . us . ' Another important ...
... British - of course , degenerate British — to de- scribe this knowledge as the propaganda of Koi Hais , Anglo- Indian Blimps . But the stupidity of this attitude is really more unsavoury than its opportunism . us . ' Another important ...
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... British settler , missionary or District Officer , who opened up and brought civilisation to darkest Africa . Curi- ously enough most of these Asians were not British subjects but British Protected Persons , since they came from the ...
... British settler , missionary or District Officer , who opened up and brought civilisation to darkest Africa . Curi- ously enough most of these Asians were not British subjects but British Protected Persons , since they came from the ...
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Contents | 39 |
A BLIND MAN MOVES TO A NEW HOUSE BY EDWARD STOREY | 288 |
MY UNCLE ARCHIE BY BASIL PEACOCK | 314 |
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