The Review of Reviews, Volumes 55-56William Thomas Stead Horace Marshall and Son., 1917 |
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... realise the ideals set before it by the Premier . But , above all , we look to it to take a leading part in mobilising Labour at the present time for the pur- poses of war . Mr. Barnes fills the new post of Pensions Minister , and the ...
... realise the ideals set before it by the Premier . But , above all , we look to it to take a leading part in mobilising Labour at the present time for the pur- poses of war . Mr. Barnes fills the new post of Pensions Minister , and the ...
Page 49
... realise this is apparent by the mass of correspondence from medical men which has been received by the paper in question - correspondence to which F.R.C.S.'s and M.D.'s put their signatures . " If , " 66 says Synapis , " " there is ...
... realise this is apparent by the mass of correspondence from medical men which has been received by the paper in question - correspondence to which F.R.C.S.'s and M.D.'s put their signatures . " If , " 66 says Synapis , " " there is ...
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... realise that higher standards must be demanded , and that they must protect not only the Native States from external enemies but the subjects of those states from the rapacity and oppression of their own rulers . Suttee was abolished ...
... realise that higher standards must be demanded , and that they must protect not only the Native States from external enemies but the subjects of those states from the rapacity and oppression of their own rulers . Suttee was abolished ...
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... realise that it cannot be the last . This greatest of republics would have perished long ago but for the ability and readiness of its citizens to rectify an error and to profit from a lesson . Invariably the ultimate judgment of the ...
... realise that it cannot be the last . This greatest of republics would have perished long ago but for the ability and readiness of its citizens to rectify an error and to profit from a lesson . Invariably the ultimate judgment of the ...
Page 61
... realise the greatness of the success that has crowned the efforts of Japanese financiers and captains of industry . The balance of trade which , before the war , was almost invariably against Japan , has now swung in her favour . It was ...
... realise the greatness of the success that has crowned the efforts of Japanese financiers and captains of industry . The balance of trade which , before the war , was almost invariably against Japan , has now swung in her favour . It was ...
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