The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 202
... period all sorts of development had taken place in those parts where open ground abutting on existing houses cried aloud for the builder's attention . Then the New Road ( now the Euston Road ) and its eastern extension the City Road had ...
... period all sorts of development had taken place in those parts where open ground abutting on existing houses cried aloud for the builder's attention . Then the New Road ( now the Euston Road ) and its eastern extension the City Road had ...
Page 207
... period of only just under ninety years has intervened . Still more does it arise because that period covers not only the long and glorious rule of Queen Victoria , but also the seven years during which her immediate pre- decessor was on ...
... period of only just under ninety years has intervened . Still more does it arise because that period covers not only the long and glorious rule of Queen Victoria , but also the seven years during which her immediate pre- decessor was on ...
Page 355
... period of awaiting Parliament's decision does not alter the fact that it is one of the basic difficulties which has to be faced and which has not been taken into due consideration by any of the Indian political intelligentsia . Mr ...
... period of awaiting Parliament's decision does not alter the fact that it is one of the basic difficulties which has to be faced and which has not been taken into due consideration by any of the Indian political intelligentsia . Mr ...
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