The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Том 243A. Constable, 1926 |
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... side of the scale must also be placed the savings - hard to prove or estimate- that must follow from having every unit commander professionally interested in getting the best value for money spent , and not merely trying to keep within ...
... side of the scale must also be placed the savings - hard to prove or estimate- that must follow from having every unit commander professionally interested in getting the best value for money spent , and not merely trying to keep within ...
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... side issues have aided that revolt , and not least the racial passions provoked by the Amritzar tragedy , of which , to quote the Duke of Connaught , " the shadow lengthened over the whole face of India . " By chance , too , the ...
... side issues have aided that revolt , and not least the racial passions provoked by the Amritzar tragedy , of which , to quote the Duke of Connaught , " the shadow lengthened over the whole face of India . " By chance , too , the ...
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... side of the white man's civilisation , by the influence of education - however elementary - in State and mission schools , by the infiltration of new ideas , by the creation of new appetites and needs . Especially in British Possessions ...
... side of the white man's civilisation , by the influence of education - however elementary - in State and mission schools , by the infiltration of new ideas , by the creation of new appetites and needs . Especially in British Possessions ...
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... side of his origin ; but he fails to disarm the antipathy of the white man while heightening that of the Indian , with whom he vainly tries to forget his kinship . Both charge him with having developed the defects rather than the merits ...
... side of his origin ; but he fails to disarm the antipathy of the white man while heightening that of the Indian , with whom he vainly tries to forget his kinship . Both charge him with having developed the defects rather than the merits ...
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... side of Great Britain in resistance to the dismemberment of France . But the Act seemed to acquire an ominously practical significance when , at the Conference of Aix - la - Chapelle in 1818 , Alexander claimed that it was the nucleus ...
... side of Great Britain in resistance to the dismemberment of France . But the Act seemed to acquire an ominously practical significance when , at the Conference of Aix - la - Chapelle in 1818 , Alexander claimed that it was the nucleus ...
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