The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289John Murray, 1950 |
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Page 85
... regard clothing as an element in nationality , but emphasis on the national dress has been a notable feature of national movements in Asia during recent decades . The so - called Gandhi cap in India was followed by the Jinnah cap in ...
... regard clothing as an element in nationality , but emphasis on the national dress has been a notable feature of national movements in Asia during recent decades . The so - called Gandhi cap in India was followed by the Jinnah cap in ...
Page 329
... regard the additional officials that they have to support in much the same light as they used to regard the stock- holders of private industry ; and they have to support the old stockholders as well as the new officials . It is not ...
... regard the additional officials that they have to support in much the same light as they used to regard the stock- holders of private industry ; and they have to support the old stockholders as well as the new officials . It is not ...
Page 512
... regard farming as a man's job . There must , therefore , not only be one master for the farm worker , but that master must also be a strong character efficient , independent , able to make his own decisions . The prestige of the farmer ...
... regard farming as a man's job . There must , therefore , not only be one master for the farm worker , but that master must also be a strong character efficient , independent , able to make his own decisions . The prestige of the farmer ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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