The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 155
... land expenditure for productive purposes proved to be only one more item in the Conservative programme of which the benefits flowed primarily to the existing capitalists . Yet it is on the land , and indeed in modern conditions only on the ...
... land expenditure for productive purposes proved to be only one more item in the Conservative programme of which the benefits flowed primarily to the existing capitalists . Yet it is on the land , and indeed in modern conditions only on the ...
Page 170
... land held by the Jews , and to the arrangements made for the protection of Arabs who have lost their lands . There are three classes of immigrants : those of independent means , those able to rely upon the support of somebody already in ...
... land held by the Jews , and to the arrangements made for the protection of Arabs who have lost their lands . There are three classes of immigrants : those of independent means , those able to rely upon the support of somebody already in ...
Page 175
... land , builds railways , irrigation storages and channels , main and national roads , and owns the forests . A great deal of the electrical generation and distribution is in its hands as well as the Savings Banks and much of the other ...
... land , builds railways , irrigation storages and channels , main and national roads , and owns the forests . A great deal of the electrical generation and distribution is in its hands as well as the Savings Banks and much of the other ...
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