The Quarterly Review, Volume 267, Issue 529John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 101
... colliery owners have neither noticed these changes nor changed them- selves . I can assure them that this is very far from the fact . Before the War we could sell practically as much coal as we could produce ; now we must be careful not ...
... colliery owners have neither noticed these changes nor changed them- selves . I can assure them that this is very far from the fact . Before the War we could sell practically as much coal as we could produce ; now we must be careful not ...
Page 108
... colliery owners have expressed their willingness to discuss modification in these respects . The colliery owners appreciate the way in which many large consumers assisted them to arrive at a settlement of the recent wages controversy by ...
... colliery owners have expressed their willingness to discuss modification in these respects . The colliery owners appreciate the way in which many large consumers assisted them to arrive at a settlement of the recent wages controversy by ...
Page 111
... coal purchased under contract , by voluntary agreement on the part of the consumers , who in fact made a remarkable response to the suggestions put to them by the colliery - owners . For their part the owners undertook that the whole of ...
... coal purchased under contract , by voluntary agreement on the part of the consumers , who in fact made a remarkable response to the suggestions put to them by the colliery - owners . For their part the owners undertook that the whole of ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
COAL INTO OIL By Lancelot Lawton | 7 |
Park Lane Past and Present | 11 |
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