The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 228
... interest on it , which makes Sir William Beveridge's statement that the size of the debt does not matter the more inexplicable . I am , of course , aware that a certain proportion of the £ 100,000,000 seeking investment might in any ...
... interest on it , which makes Sir William Beveridge's statement that the size of the debt does not matter the more inexplicable . I am , of course , aware that a certain proportion of the £ 100,000,000 seeking investment might in any ...
Pagina 260
... interest , ' emphasises the practical interest we have both in utilising their products and guarding against the damage they can do , but , even more important : ' Science can gain immensely by the study of these strange animals ...
... interest , ' emphasises the practical interest we have both in utilising their products and guarding against the damage they can do , but , even more important : ' Science can gain immensely by the study of these strange animals ...
Pagina 145
... interests which are termed vital . The common use of the word vital as though it were synonymous with important is a misuse . Vital means much more . A vital interest is one that must be defended at all costs because it is an ...
... interests which are termed vital . The common use of the word vital as though it were synonymous with important is a misuse . Vital means much more . A vital interest is one that must be defended at all costs because it is an ...
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