The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 58
... favour , we may suppose , of a correct use of our tongue . The word ' pidgin ' comes from an abortive attempt of Chinese lips to pronounce the word ' business ' and it denotes a form of abbreviated English conformed in some ways to ...
... favour , we may suppose , of a correct use of our tongue . The word ' pidgin ' comes from an abortive attempt of Chinese lips to pronounce the word ' business ' and it denotes a form of abbreviated English conformed in some ways to ...
Page 61
... favour the nation whose language was chosen and hurt the feelings of the others . And he argues further that English and French ( the only competitors ) are far too difficult ( this is not true of English ) , nor would either nation ...
... favour the nation whose language was chosen and hurt the feelings of the others . And he argues further that English and French ( the only competitors ) are far too difficult ( this is not true of English ) , nor would either nation ...
Page 162
... favour of retrenchment has led a number of well- known economists to raise warning voices against an ill- considered and uneconomical reduction in the public services . Professor Gregory , in his ' Gold , Unemploy- ment , and Capitalism ...
... favour of retrenchment has led a number of well- known economists to raise warning voices against an ill- considered and uneconomical reduction in the public services . Professor Gregory , in his ' Gold , Unemploy- ment , and Capitalism ...
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