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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... whole course of the Nile , thus giving them in reality complete control of Eastern Africa , and rendering their pressure on the Mediterranean and the countries bordering on it quite formidable . The article in question called upon ...
... whole course of the Nile , thus giving them in reality complete control of Eastern Africa , and rendering their pressure on the Mediterranean and the countries bordering on it quite formidable . The article in question called upon ...
Page 630
... whole Liautung Peninsula to China , the three Powers were asking of Japan a very great deal indeed . However , as ... whole of the indemnity was paid . China had signified her intention of liquidating the whole of that in May . Many ...
... whole Liautung Peninsula to China , the three Powers were asking of Japan a very great deal indeed . However , as ... whole of the indemnity was paid . China had signified her intention of liquidating the whole of that in May . Many ...
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... whole question . As might have been expected under the circumstances , the re- port of the committee was radical , drastic and comprehensive . All the work of surveying and mapping the territories was con- sidered as a whole ; and it ...
... whole question . As might have been expected under the circumstances , the re- port of the committee was radical , drastic and comprehensive . All the work of surveying and mapping the territories was con- sidered as a whole ; and it ...
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