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 twenty- eight 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 twenty- eight 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 repeti- tion , but were ( unless perchance Penn had picked up any hints from Crucé or Sully ) ...
... Europe by the Establishment of a European Dyet Parliament or Estates . ' The scheme was based upon lines which have now been familiarised by repeti- tion , but were ( unless perchance Penn had picked up any hints from Crucé or Sully ) ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
COAL INTO OIL By Lancelot Lawton | 7 |
Park Lane Past and Present | 11 |
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