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It recognises not only the existence but the cause of an evil , but it ventures no
farther by way of remedy than to propose that the evil cause shall continue but
that it shall be lessened in degree . Happily , in a clear , succinct and to me ...
It recognises not only the existence but the cause of an evil , but it ventures no
farther by way of remedy than to propose that the evil cause shall continue but
that it shall be lessened in degree . Happily , in a clear , succinct and to me ...
Page 151
SPAIN AND A CRAZY FOREIGN POLICY . brity , boga This is cause towards . ice
; the As it becomes increasingly evident to ... This is causing governments to
revise their unjust and eclectic attitude towards Spain and Portugal for motives of
...
SPAIN AND A CRAZY FOREIGN POLICY . brity , boga This is cause towards . ice
; the As it becomes increasingly evident to ... This is causing governments to
revise their unjust and eclectic attitude towards Spain and Portugal for motives of
...
Page 551
The economic crisis was truly serious and had two main causes : drought and
lack of foreign ( especially dollar ) credits ; there was also the third cause , the
curses of bureaucracy and controls , but in Spain that is perhaps less serious
than the ...
The economic crisis was truly serious and had two main causes : drought and
lack of foreign ( especially dollar ) credits ; there was also the third cause , the
curses of bureaucracy and controls , but in Spain that is perhaps less serious
than the ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1949 |
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