The Quarterly Review, Volume 297William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1959 |
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... Democratic Senators , succumbing to the plea that national unity must be preserved on this issue , had supported a resolution empowering the President to use armed force for the defence of Formosa if it was seriously threatened by the ...
... Democratic Senators , succumbing to the plea that national unity must be preserved on this issue , had supported a resolution empowering the President to use armed force for the defence of Formosa if it was seriously threatened by the ...
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... Democratic Party was so dominated by radicals and socialists that , if given power , it would ruin the country . But the small attendance at some of his meetings revealed that he had lost the confidence of a multitude of former admirers ...
... Democratic Party was so dominated by radicals and socialists that , if given power , it would ruin the country . But the small attendance at some of his meetings revealed that he had lost the confidence of a multitude of former admirers ...
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... democracy ' by gestures alone . We find that the world at large has vastly different ideas of what is meant by democratic institutions , and this is reflected in the vagueness of the language . It is not only that the word is vague in ...
... democracy ' by gestures alone . We find that the world at large has vastly different ideas of what is meant by democratic institutions , and this is reflected in the vagueness of the language . It is not only that the word is vague in ...
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The Decline of Eisenhower | 1 |
The Record of the World Health | 14 |
Gore the Liberator | 28 |
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