The Review of Reviews, Volumes 55-56William Thomas Stead Horace Marshall and Son., 1917 |
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... ment on the eve of its fall palpably do not : a man can , and often does , eat more in three courses than in six or seven . We understand that the Food Controller is already actively engaged in making an inventory of the national stocks ...
... ment on the eve of its fall palpably do not : a man can , and often does , eat more in three courses than in six or seven . We understand that the Food Controller is already actively engaged in making an inventory of the national stocks ...
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... ment the assertion that " the respect of the rights of other nations is not in any degree incompatible with their own rights and legitimate interests . " With no hint or suggestion of reparation , or any guaran- tee as to the future ...
... ment the assertion that " the respect of the rights of other nations is not in any degree incompatible with their own rights and legitimate interests . " With no hint or suggestion of reparation , or any guaran- tee as to the future ...
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... ment should have assumed responsibility for it long ago . It seems that at last we are to have this most necessary reform , and we look to Sir J. P. Maclay , the Shipping Controller , and to Sir A. Stanley at the Board of Trade , to ...
... ment should have assumed responsibility for it long ago . It seems that at last we are to have this most necessary reform , and we look to Sir J. P. Maclay , the Shipping Controller , and to Sir A. Stanley at the Board of Trade , to ...
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... ment . M. Briand has accordingly formed a War Cabinet consisting , like our own , of five members , although differently constituted in that its members all hold departmental portfolios . They are the Premier himself ; M. Ribot , the ...
... ment . M. Briand has accordingly formed a War Cabinet consisting , like our own , of five members , although differently constituted in that its members all hold departmental portfolios . They are the Premier himself ; M. Ribot , the ...
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... ment is beyond question . His faults are the faults of inexperience , of strength untried and untrained ; but strength , force of character , individuality are there without a doubt . His views may not now be acceptable to the people of ...
... ment is beyond question . His faults are the faults of inexperience , of strength untried and untrained ; but strength , force of character , individuality are there without a doubt . His views may not now be acceptable to the people of ...
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