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Refusing to be diverted by details , he maintained throughout ' We stand for tolerance , truth , liberty and good humour . They stand for violence , oppression , untruthfulness and bitterness ' . A National Labour M.P. , his abhorrence ...
Refusing to be diverted by details , he maintained throughout ' We stand for tolerance , truth , liberty and good humour . They stand for violence , oppression , untruthfulness and bitterness ' . A National Labour M.P. , his abhorrence ...
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one must surely stand for wage controls . But - and for Mr Heath here is another insoluble dilemma - whereas a Labour Government may be able to bring them in , a Conservative Government would find it far more difficult .
one must surely stand for wage controls . But - and for Mr Heath here is another insoluble dilemma - whereas a Labour Government may be able to bring them in , a Conservative Government would find it far more difficult .
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There are some ships in the harbour and their boats are taking peoples off , but not where we stand , and most are full up before they arrive ; for men are taking off their jackets and shoes and swimming out to meet them half - way .
There are some ships in the harbour and their boats are taking peoples off , but not where we stand , and most are full up before they arrive ; for men are taking off their jackets and shoes and swimming out to meet them half - way .
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 301 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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