The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 13
... foreign oil than we are now or ever likely to be able to do without foreign food . The Locarno Pact , the increasing use of imported oil for commercial and domestic purposes , as well as for the Services , the ever - growing economic ...
... foreign oil than we are now or ever likely to be able to do without foreign food . The Locarno Pact , the increasing use of imported oil for commercial and domestic purposes , as well as for the Services , the ever - growing economic ...
Page 52
... foreign litigants ; moreover , at that period an Egyptian Magistrature , in the sense of highly trained and educated lawyers imbued with a deep sense of their responsibility to the public , hardly existed . The situation is different to ...
... foreign litigants ; moreover , at that period an Egyptian Magistrature , in the sense of highly trained and educated lawyers imbued with a deep sense of their responsibility to the public , hardly existed . The situation is different to ...
Page 58
... foreign and an Egyptian , who would preside according as the ' pourvoi ' came from the foreign or from the Egyptian Division , the remaining six members being equally divided between foreigners and Egyptians . The value of such an ...
... foreign and an Egyptian , who would preside according as the ' pourvoi ' came from the foreign or from the Egyptian Division , the remaining six members being equally divided between foreigners and Egyptians . The value of such an ...
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