The Quarterly Review, Volume 267, Issue 529John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 88
... Europe is almost wholly destitute of natural oil . If the nations of this region achieved a far higher industrial level than those of Eastern Europe , it was because they were the first to develop coal resources . Of late years the ...
... Europe is almost wholly destitute of natural oil . If the nations of this region achieved a far higher industrial level than those of Eastern Europe , it was because they were the first to develop coal resources . Of late years the ...
Page 153
... EUROPEAN statesmanship is confronted to - day by a twofold problem . On the one hand , each of the twentyeight Sovereign States into which Europe has been exhaustively parcelled out is on its own account deeply concerned for its own ...
... EUROPEAN statesmanship is confronted to - day by a twofold problem . On the one hand , each of the twentyeight Sovereign States into which Europe has been exhaustively parcelled out is on its own account deeply concerned for its own ...
Page 158
... Europe by the Establishment of a European Dyet Parliament or Estates . ' The scheme was based upon lines which have now been familiarised by repetition , but were ( unless perchance Penn had picked up any hints from Cruce or Sully ) in ...
... Europe by the Establishment of a European Dyet Parliament or Estates . ' The scheme was based upon lines which have now been familiarised by repetition , but were ( unless perchance Penn had picked up any hints from Cruce or Sully ) in ...
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