The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 220
... land or cattle , unless the local kolhoz agrees to lease them . Those peasants are free de jure ; but de facto they depend entirely on the kolhoz . The kolhoz workers , like the town inhabitants , have no private property except in ...
... land or cattle , unless the local kolhoz agrees to lease them . Those peasants are free de jure ; but de facto they depend entirely on the kolhoz . The kolhoz workers , like the town inhabitants , have no private property except in ...
Page 249
... land comes to the cinema as one uninstructed . The wiser he is , the more sensitive he is . And adolescence presents a quite different problem : the problem of the proper training for the mind of man . In matters of taste the cinema ...
... land comes to the cinema as one uninstructed . The wiser he is , the more sensitive he is . And adolescence presents a quite different problem : the problem of the proper training for the mind of man . In matters of taste the cinema ...
Page 332
... land - problem , which is the main cause of their poverty . This was based on the Allotment ' System of 1887 , which in turn was aimed at the whiten- ing ' of the Indian , and is the cause of all his woes . Man , woman , and child , all ...
... land - problem , which is the main cause of their poverty . This was based on the Allotment ' System of 1887 , which in turn was aimed at the whiten- ing ' of the Indian , and is the cause of all his woes . Man , woman , and child , all ...
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SOME PHILOSOPHIES IN ENGLISH POETRY | 224 |
FORCES IN INDIAS FUTURE By Mrs G H Bell | 238 |
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