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Side 380
... present ad- ministration would fall , like Lucifer , " with hideous ruin and combustion down . " The Social- ists themselves are well aware of this distressing certainty , and shrink from the hazards of an election . So during the ...
... present ad- ministration would fall , like Lucifer , " with hideous ruin and combustion down . " The Social- ists themselves are well aware of this distressing certainty , and shrink from the hazards of an election . So during the ...
Side 565
... present affair may be not the President , but Anglo - American relations . relations . Already the line is being taken that MacArthur has been sacrificed to appease the British , because the British in their turn desired to appease the ...
... present affair may be not the President , but Anglo - American relations . relations . Already the line is being taken that MacArthur has been sacrificed to appease the British , because the British in their turn desired to appease the ...
Side 566
... present rulers of Persia . More- over , just before this latest decision was taken , disaffected elements murdered one Prime Minister and threatened to murder his successor . In these circumstances the moment was scarcely well chosen to ...
... present rulers of Persia . More- over , just before this latest decision was taken , disaffected elements murdered one Prime Minister and threatened to murder his successor . In these circumstances the moment was scarcely well chosen to ...
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LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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