The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 185
... brought widespread losses . If there had been a three - year plan based on severe economies , complete cessation of loans and as small an increase of taxation as possible , recupera- tion would not have been a matter of extreme ...
... brought widespread losses . If there had been a three - year plan based on severe economies , complete cessation of loans and as small an increase of taxation as possible , recupera- tion would not have been a matter of extreme ...
Page 337
... brought to the craft , and the responsibility of using that power for Imperial interests and the good of the Common- wealth to which we all belong . ' Now this high code and sense of mission may in theory be true , but is it carried ...
... brought to the craft , and the responsibility of using that power for Imperial interests and the good of the Common- wealth to which we all belong . ' Now this high code and sense of mission may in theory be true , but is it carried ...
Page 382
... brought home to all men the realities ; and especially the truths that we live on the threshold of the infinite and , therefore , are ever close to problems probably unanswerable , yet not for that reason less challenging , exacting ...
... brought home to all men the realities ; and especially the truths that we live on the threshold of the infinite and , therefore , are ever close to problems probably unanswerable , yet not for that reason less challenging , exacting ...
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