The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Pagina 12
... possible or with as short intervals as possible . A coal fleet is at a definite disadvantage as compared with an oil fleet , because on returning to harbour its efficiency is lowered by the wearisome operation of replenishing the ...
... possible or with as short intervals as possible . A coal fleet is at a definite disadvantage as compared with an oil fleet , because on returning to harbour its efficiency is lowered by the wearisome operation of replenishing the ...
Pagina 177
... possible , while the natural thing for the party in power to do is to minimise the facts and put as good a face on it as possible . This leads both to concealment of the truth from the public , and inaction , because any drastic ...
... possible , while the natural thing for the party in power to do is to minimise the facts and put as good a face on it as possible . This leads both to concealment of the truth from the public , and inaction , because any drastic ...
Pagina 256
... possible so to use each form of transport , both for passengers and goods , that each carries just that for which it is best adapted , leaving the rest to the others ? As things are to - day it is not possible . Something has been done ...
... possible so to use each form of transport , both for passengers and goods , that each carries just that for which it is best adapted , leaving the rest to the others ? As things are to - day it is not possible . Something has been done ...
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