The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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... position unless an emergency arises . Who is to judge whether there is an emergency ? The influences to refute every ... position in which we are left as the result of the London Naval Conference . But , even so , our pathetic ...
... position unless an emergency arises . Who is to judge whether there is an emergency ? The influences to refute every ... position in which we are left as the result of the London Naval Conference . But , even so , our pathetic ...
Page 152
... position relative to capital are such as to give the best foundation for calling upon it to make , in defence even of its own standard of living , any serious sacrifice ? These may be thought to be considerations distant and therefore ...
... position relative to capital are such as to give the best foundation for calling upon it to make , in defence even of its own standard of living , any serious sacrifice ? These may be thought to be considerations distant and therefore ...
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... position , handicapped in the most unfortunate way by election promises and the support of vested interests . Before we proceed to explain the way in which the position was handled by them , one or two general points need elaboration ...
... position , handicapped in the most unfortunate way by election promises and the support of vested interests . Before we proceed to explain the way in which the position was handled by them , one or two general points need elaboration ...
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