North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volumes 245-246University of Northern Iowa, 1938 |
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Page 343
... better off than the generality of the community . The condition of the poor or of the vast majority of the fairly well - to - do is better than it was in 1900 and it will certainly be better still in 1950 . Mere wealth , ostentation ...
... better off than the generality of the community . The condition of the poor or of the vast majority of the fairly well - to - do is better than it was in 1900 and it will certainly be better still in 1950 . Mere wealth , ostentation ...
Page 150
... better off than totali- tarian Europe . " " " Industrially , " I said , for the word had unexpectedly stirred me . " Well , it's true , isn't it ? " he asked , belligerently , as if I had meant to contradict him . " We have better ...
... better off than totali- tarian Europe . " " " Industrially , " I said , for the word had unexpectedly stirred me . " Well , it's true , isn't it ? " he asked , belligerently , as if I had meant to contradict him . " We have better ...
Page 289
... better . Despite the denials of our professional Anglophobes , there is probably a better popular understanding of American public opinion in Great Britain than in any other European country . After all , the common people there feel ...
... better . Despite the denials of our professional Anglophobes , there is probably a better popular understanding of American public opinion in Great Britain than in any other European country . After all , the common people there feel ...
Contents
Foreword J | 24 |
Six Poems SISTER MARY IRMA | 58 |
Up from Missouri MALCOLM VAUGHAN | 82 |
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