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... interests of efficient govern- ment and the maintenance of a happy and contented commonwealth . Admittedly , he was ... interest in public questions was combined a fervent love of letters and of scholarship generally . Ramsay had ...
... interests of efficient govern- ment and the maintenance of a happy and contented commonwealth . Admittedly , he was ... interest in public questions was combined a fervent love of letters and of scholarship generally . Ramsay had ...
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... interest : united we stand , ' and we know it . And this knowledge is strong enough to be proof against the pin - pricks and the rubs . It is , we are well aware , in fact , for most of our long history we have been well aware , the ...
... interest : united we stand , ' and we know it . And this knowledge is strong enough to be proof against the pin - pricks and the rubs . It is , we are well aware , in fact , for most of our long history we have been well aware , the ...
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... interests gone . Few gleams of aim or purpose lighten this vista , for their interest in the war has been blacked out by this sort of life as surely as their other interests . ' We are shown that fervid appeals and ' pep ' talk have but ...
... interests gone . Few gleams of aim or purpose lighten this vista , for their interest in the war has been blacked out by this sort of life as surely as their other interests . ' We are shown that fervid appeals and ' pep ' talk have but ...
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