The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 82
... regards the experiment with disfavour , his pronouncement in con- sequence being inevitable . Any advantage which they may possess upon humane grounds scarcely enters his calculations . He does not regard the gin as cruel since long ...
... regards the experiment with disfavour , his pronouncement in con- sequence being inevitable . Any advantage which they may possess upon humane grounds scarcely enters his calculations . He does not regard the gin as cruel since long ...
Page 167
... regard to capital investment , to avoid every unnecessary addition to the burden of rates and taxes . It must , however , be admitted that the possibilities of an actual reduction in public expenditure are limited . It is sometimes ...
... regard to capital investment , to avoid every unnecessary addition to the burden of rates and taxes . It must , however , be admitted that the possibilities of an actual reduction in public expenditure are limited . It is sometimes ...
Page 168
... regard it as a most important function of the central Department , that where wide differences are found in the cost of what would appear to be comparable services , definite action should be taken to discover the reason for these ...
... regard it as a most important function of the central Department , that where wide differences are found in the cost of what would appear to be comparable services , definite action should be taken to discover the reason for these ...
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