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... Crewe insisted , even though Parliamentary duties must make MacDonald join late . Crewe wanted him for ' his own qualities and because he is by far the most level- headed exponent of views that must be taken into account . " Hardinge ...
... Crewe insisted , even though Parliamentary duties must make MacDonald join late . Crewe wanted him for ' his own qualities and because he is by far the most level- headed exponent of views that must be taken into account . " Hardinge ...
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... Crewe : I do hope you have not allowed Aligarh university [ sic ] to ' recognise ' high schools . This seems to me ... Crewe's reply is significant , for it summed up the administration's kindlier thoughts about the ' educated classes ...
... Crewe : I do hope you have not allowed Aligarh university [ sic ] to ' recognise ' high schools . This seems to me ... Crewe's reply is significant , for it summed up the administration's kindlier thoughts about the ' educated classes ...
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... Crewe , sailing home from the Durbar , agreed about the cleverness but thought the editor not one to be trusted.51 Indeed , The Comrade was a prime example of the kind of paper to which Government longed to apply the sternest ...
... Crewe , sailing home from the Durbar , agreed about the cleverness but thought the editor not one to be trusted.51 Indeed , The Comrade was a prime example of the kind of paper to which Government longed to apply the sternest ...
Contents
The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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