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... British novel . There have been several examinations of Socialism and British poetry , particularly the poetry of the thirties , but to date nobody has attempted to do for the British novel what Walter B. Rideout did for its American ...
... British novel . There have been several examinations of Socialism and British poetry , particularly the poetry of the thirties , but to date nobody has attempted to do for the British novel what Walter B. Rideout did for its American ...
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... British Union of Fascists , his autocratic answer to what he called the ' national combination of " the united muttons " . ' Surely nobody ' , he declared , ' can imagine that the British , as a race , are free . . . . Many unemployed ...
... British Union of Fascists , his autocratic answer to what he called the ' national combination of " the united muttons " . ' Surely nobody ' , he declared , ' can imagine that the British , as a race , are free . . . . Many unemployed ...
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... British politics over the previous two hundred and fifty years , the absorbing presence of the British Labour Party , and the important fact that for all the sporadic violence and the very real misery , statistics coldly tell us that ...
... British politics over the previous two hundred and fifty years , the absorbing presence of the British Labour Party , and the important fact that for all the sporadic violence and the very real misery , statistics coldly tell us that ...
Contents
The Philanthropists of Mugsborough | 27 |
At Last the British are Coming | 48 |
The MiddleClass Dilemma | 79 |
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