The North American Review, Volume 170O. Everett, 1968 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 54
... Philippines in a manner friendly and honorable to both sides . The representatives of the American Government had previously found me at President Aguinaldo's side , at the head of the pub- lic business of the Philippines , in the ...
... Philippines in a manner friendly and honorable to both sides . The representatives of the American Government had previously found me at President Aguinaldo's side , at the head of the pub- lic business of the Philippines , in the ...
Page 302
... Philippines , which the advocates of military expansion and control hold up as a mag- nificent example of the possibility of expansion . It cost the tax- payers two hundred million dollars to get whatever increase of traffic has been or ...
... Philippines , which the advocates of military expansion and control hold up as a mag- nificent example of the possibility of expansion . It cost the tax- payers two hundred million dollars to get whatever increase of traffic has been or ...
Page 471
... Philippines and then find out , by a decision of the Supreme Court - which , sooner or later , must come that we have no power , under the Constitution , to levy duties upon products going from this country into the Philippines . It ...
... Philippines and then find out , by a decision of the Supreme Court - which , sooner or later , must come that we have no power , under the Constitution , to levy duties upon products going from this country into the Philippines . It ...
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