The Quarterly Review, Volume 295William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1957 |
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... voting day had shown clearly that the per- sonality and record of President Eisenhower had such a magnetism for a ... votes with sharply contrasting policies and will thereby offer the promise of a healthier political life for the ...
... voting day had shown clearly that the per- sonality and record of President Eisenhower had such a magnetism for a ... votes with sharply contrasting policies and will thereby offer the promise of a healthier political life for the ...
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... vote , 62,025,576 , which only accounted for 60.3 per cent . of the estimated population of voting age . But the preference of those who voted for President Eisenhower was so decisive that , polling some 35 million votes , he defeated ...
... vote , 62,025,576 , which only accounted for 60.3 per cent . of the estimated population of voting age . But the preference of those who voted for President Eisenhower was so decisive that , polling some 35 million votes , he defeated ...
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... voters . A similar shift was visible all over the South . In Atlanta , Georgia , in districts , in which the coloured folk were hived , had in 1952 given Eisenhower only 21 per cent . of their votes , they increased his share nearly ...
... voters . A similar shift was visible all over the South . In Atlanta , Georgia , in districts , in which the coloured folk were hived , had in 1952 given Eisenhower only 21 per cent . of their votes , they increased his share nearly ...
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THE MAN IN THE STREET By R F RATTRAY Ph D | 17 |
CAMOUFLAGE AMONG ANIMALS By Leslie Reid | 60 |
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