The Quarterly Review, 288–289. köideJohn Murray, 1950 |
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... influence remains and is even now expanding . With the American it is different . He has been pro- jected overseas by the force of circumstance . He leaves his home behind . He is perpetually nostalgic and he uses all the resources of ...
... influence remains and is even now expanding . With the American it is different . He has been pro- jected overseas by the force of circumstance . He leaves his home behind . He is perpetually nostalgic and he uses all the resources of ...
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... influence on public opinion ? Is it any wonder that sober politicians to - day are disturbed by the fear that big - circulation papers , now an influence neither for good nor evil , may become a positive influence for ill ? Is it any ...
... influence on public opinion ? Is it any wonder that sober politicians to - day are disturbed by the fear that big - circulation papers , now an influence neither for good nor evil , may become a positive influence for ill ? Is it any ...
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... influence from radio transmitters The Pigeon Service Holding Unit at Catterick had not the slightest knowledge that I had trained an Army No. 10 ( beam ) set on their lofts from the adjoining School of Signals all one day . The U.S. ...
... influence from radio transmitters The Pigeon Service Holding Unit at Catterick had not the slightest knowledge that I had trained an Army No. 10 ( beam ) set on their lofts from the adjoining School of Signals all one day . The U.S. ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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