The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 202
... become lined with dwellings ; the Regent's Park had come into existence , flanked by the fine terraces of Nash and ... becomes the Mile End Road there were , even at the close of George IV's reign , only scattered dwellings along the ...
... become lined with dwellings ; the Regent's Park had come into existence , flanked by the fine terraces of Nash and ... becomes the Mile End Road there were , even at the close of George IV's reign , only scattered dwellings along the ...
Page 203
... become soberer in hue if hardly less exaggerated in outline . The great private palaces , Spencer House and Devonshire House and the many which arose on the site of the now entirely obliterated Whitehall Palace , were centres of that ...
... become soberer in hue if hardly less exaggerated in outline . The great private palaces , Spencer House and Devonshire House and the many which arose on the site of the now entirely obliterated Whitehall Palace , were centres of that ...
Page 217
... become members of collective farms ; in reality by 1932 , 75 per cent . of the peasants had ceased to be private land - owners . The Bolsheviks said that the peasants rushed to the collective farms of their own free will , but that is ...
... become members of collective farms ; in reality by 1932 , 75 per cent . of the peasants had ceased to be private land - owners . The Bolsheviks said that the peasants rushed to the collective farms of their own free will , but that is ...
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