The North American Review, Volume 238University of Northern Iowa, 1934 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... cent , or about six billion marks , of which nearly fifty per cent came from abroad . The statement does not seem exaggerated that no country which is predominantly industrial and which depends for almost half of its raw material needs ...
... cent , or about six billion marks , of which nearly fifty per cent came from abroad . The statement does not seem exaggerated that no country which is predominantly industrial and which depends for almost half of its raw material needs ...
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... cent on her olive oil ( to protect the two per cent of our consumption which we produce our- selves ) ; sixty - eight per cent on her lem- ons ( to make it " profitable " to irrigate an American desert ) ; sixty per cent on Leghorn hats ...
... cent on her olive oil ( to protect the two per cent of our consumption which we produce our- selves ) ; sixty - eight per cent on her lem- ons ( to make it " profitable " to irrigate an American desert ) ; sixty per cent on Leghorn hats ...
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... cent of the world output , followed by Japan with fifteen per cent , Great Britain thirteen , and Italy twelve per cent - with Germany nowhere in the picture . In fact , between 1913 and 1933 German imports of rayon rose from 1,600,000 ...
... cent of the world output , followed by Japan with fifteen per cent , Great Britain thirteen , and Italy twelve per cent - with Germany nowhere in the picture . In fact , between 1913 and 1933 German imports of rayon rose from 1,600,000 ...
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Stacks | 20 |
LEWISOHN LUDWIG The New Meaning | 30 |
LINEAWEAVER JOHN Alan Story | 39 |
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