The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 74,Deel 2Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1913 |
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Pagina 776
... give more help in finding competent officers than is the case at present . That there is a feeling of apathy amongst the class which ought to take the lead is true enough , and it is hard to keep one's patience when one has to listen to ...
... give more help in finding competent officers than is the case at present . That there is a feeling of apathy amongst the class which ought to take the lead is true enough , and it is hard to keep one's patience when one has to listen to ...
Pagina 1007
... give women not a feeble but a potent voice ; will give it in less time than the vote would ; will produce a maximum result for a minimum exertion . To my proposal the anti - Suffragists cannot object , and Government can easily adjust ...
... give women not a feeble but a potent voice ; will give it in less time than the vote would ; will produce a maximum result for a minimum exertion . To my proposal the anti - Suffragists cannot object , and Government can easily adjust ...
Pagina 1137
... give it attention . I should be very sorry to interfere with it at present . ' For this declaration , which showed beyond question the reality of the Government's interest in the sugar - beet question , the Chancellor was at once ...
... give it attention . I should be very sorry to interfere with it at present . ' For this declaration , which showed beyond question the reality of the Government's interest in the sugar - beet question , the Chancellor was at once ...
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What the Workmen think By J M KENNEDY | 707 |
The Animals Salvation Army By the Hon Mrs CHARLTON | 871 |
The Balkan Outlook as seen from Vienna By ÆNEAS ONEILL | 887 |
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