The Quarterly Review, Volume 283William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1945 |
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... recognise the German mentality . It is not merely the Nazi mentality or that of the military clique . The passion of the German people is successful war , and war of conquest . They do not recognise the rights of any other peoples but ...
... recognise the German mentality . It is not merely the Nazi mentality or that of the military clique . The passion of the German people is successful war , and war of conquest . They do not recognise the rights of any other peoples but ...
Page 115
... recognised teaching profession to enter , and on his refusal to recognise the teaching profession Mr Butler has made it clear that he and his Ministry are adamant . And that , as a comedian might say , were it a fit subject for comedy ...
... recognised teaching profession to enter , and on his refusal to recognise the teaching profession Mr Butler has made it clear that he and his Ministry are adamant . And that , as a comedian might say , were it a fit subject for comedy ...
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... recognised that France had a predominant interest in Syria and the Lebanon , while France recognised a predominant British interest in Irak , Trans - Jordan , and Palestine . The Sykes- Picot agreement ceased to be secret when it was ...
... recognised that France had a predominant interest in Syria and the Lebanon , while France recognised a predominant British interest in Irak , Trans - Jordan , and Palestine . The Sykes- Picot agreement ceased to be secret when it was ...
Contents
CONTENTS | 1 |
Soviet Courts and Constitutional Rights | 7 |
THE CHRISTIAN ATTITUDE TO THE WAR AND | 16 |
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