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British aversion to a national police force is of long standing , and probably now has little reason behind it . It is based , of course , on the same fear as that of having a standing Army — that it would facilitate the task of a ...
British aversion to a national police force is of long standing , and probably now has little reason behind it . It is based , of course , on the same fear as that of having a standing Army — that it would facilitate the task of a ...
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I was standing youth as that bold , bad socialist with my back against the platewho had written a perfectly shock- glass , with the bright May sunlight > rustling , subdued conversation . I “ Yes , YEATS'S GHOST 405.
I was standing youth as that bold , bad socialist with my back against the platewho had written a perfectly shock- glass , with the bright May sunlight > rustling , subdued conversation . I “ Yes , YEATS'S GHOST 405.
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Anyway , that impression I had had of the easel standing farther out than beforehere was the crux , was it farther out or not ? I had gone past it , when wakened at two A.M. , into the studio , and - ah ! yes , here we were !
Anyway , that impression I had had of the easel standing farther out than beforehere was the crux , was it farther out or not ? I had gone past it , when wakened at two A.M. , into the studio , and - ah ! yes , here we were !
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Contents
THE DUEL OF THE FRIGATES BY VICTOR ALLAN | 42 |
A LITTLE SOMETHING BY GORDON MEYER | 137 |
A MILITARY APPRECIATION OF BRITISH INDUSTRY BY BRIGADIER | 157 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 292 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1962 |
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