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Long before Forster ' s time many of the British abroad gave the impression of
wishing they had never left home . Cook ' s enterprise was barely begun when
John Henry Newman felt compelled to warn , in The Idea of a University , that
travel ...
Long before Forster ' s time many of the British abroad gave the impression of
wishing they had never left home . Cook ' s enterprise was barely begun when
John Henry Newman felt compelled to warn , in The Idea of a University , that
travel ...
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the British Raj as a legal officer and then as a judge he relied heavily on
translators . The British in India tolerated this unwieldy way of doing business
until 1837 , when they made English the official medium . This followed logically
upon ...
the British Raj as a legal officer and then as a judge he relied heavily on
translators . The British in India tolerated this unwieldy way of doing business
until 1837 , when they made English the official medium . This followed logically
upon ...
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See also Forster : Works , reviews of Crozier , Eric , 6 , 124 - 9 Crozier , Nancy (
Evans ) , 122 - 3 ' Culture and Freedom ' ( Forster , broadcast ) , 110
Czechoslovakia , 2 British Broadcasting Company - continued 126 ; television
and , 118 ...
See also Forster : Works , reviews of Crozier , Eric , 6 , 124 - 9 Crozier , Nancy (
Evans ) , 122 - 3 ' Culture and Freedom ' ( Forster , broadcast ) , 110
Czechoslovakia , 2 British Broadcasting Company - continued 126 ; television
and , 118 ...
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The Indian Novel | 50 |
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