Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 281W. Blackwood, 1957 - England |
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Page 87
[ 87 ] The first reaction of public opinion in this country to the Government's policy in the Middle East was one of shock . People were alarmed by the immediate denunciation of most of the countries whose views they valued , by the ...
[ 87 ] The first reaction of public opinion in this country to the Government's policy in the Middle East was one of shock . People were alarmed by the immediate denunciation of most of the countries whose views they valued , by the ...
Page 247
To the enemies of Government was presented a perfect lever for arousing disaffection . The Sahib Company would defile the caste of the sepoys , proclaimed the sedition . Recent establishment of railways , and the electric telegraph ...
To the enemies of Government was presented a perfect lever for arousing disaffection . The Sahib Company would defile the caste of the sepoys , proclaimed the sedition . Recent establishment of railways , and the electric telegraph ...
Page 283
The Government is certainly facing some bleak months . Apart from petrol rationing , an austere Budget is a certainty , with the possibility that the sixpence taken off Income Tax in 1955 will go on again . If industry is too hard hit ...
The Government is certainly facing some bleak months . Apart from petrol rationing , an austere Budget is a certainty , with the possibility that the sixpence taken off Income Tax in 1955 will go on again . If industry is too hard hit ...
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Contents
A BATH IN TASHKENT BY DRUMSHIEL | 264 |
A CUT ABOVE THE AVERAGE BY C | 308 |
ALORS EN VOITURE BY EVE BRACEGIRDLE | 421 |
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