The Quarterly Review, Volumes 280-281William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1943 |
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... Spain and , when obtained , to appreciate its relative bearing and importance is always immensely difficult for a foreigner , even when he possesses experience of Spain , sympathy with the Spaniard , and the necessary background of ...
... Spain and , when obtained , to appreciate its relative bearing and importance is always immensely difficult for a foreigner , even when he possesses experience of Spain , sympathy with the Spaniard , and the necessary background of ...
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... Spain is not and never has been the tool of Ger- many . She is intensely individualistic , proud and patriotic , as peninsular as we are insular . The chief con- cern of General Franco and his ministers is Spain and Spain alone , while ...
... Spain is not and never has been the tool of Ger- many . She is intensely individualistic , proud and patriotic , as peninsular as we are insular . The chief con- cern of General Franco and his ministers is Spain and Spain alone , while ...
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... Spain , acute starvation and misery . Observers , however , state that this year shows some improvement over the last . Spain has made a trade treaty with the Argentine and purchased large quantities of wheat , which it is hoped can be ...
... Spain , acute starvation and misery . Observers , however , state that this year shows some improvement over the last . Spain has made a trade treaty with the Argentine and purchased large quantities of wheat , which it is hoped can be ...
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