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read without interest , profit and a growing admiration for Americans . Some very unexpected facts emerge . We in Britain are apt to associate with the American way of life sky - scrapers , chromium plate , graft , drugs , violence .
read without interest , profit and a growing admiration for Americans . Some very unexpected facts emerge . We in Britain are apt to associate with the American way of life sky - scrapers , chromium plate , graft , drugs , violence .
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No responsible American would adopt as United States policy the converse of this forbidding doctrine , though the C.I.A. in its attitude to Cuba and other Latin American states has come fairly near it .
No responsible American would adopt as United States policy the converse of this forbidding doctrine , though the C.I.A. in its attitude to Cuba and other Latin American states has come fairly near it .
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settlement , but equally they cannot drive the Americans into the sea ; and the determination of the American public to persevere with a war which looks so horrid on the television screen is recovering slightly from the trough into ...
settlement , but equally they cannot drive the Americans into the sea ; and the determination of the American public to persevere with a war which looks so horrid on the television screen is recovering slightly from the trough into ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1969 VOLUME 305 | 1 |
SURTSEY THE FORBIDDEN ISLAND Esmé Speakman | 13 |
TRUMPETERWHAT ARE YOU SOUNDING NOW? R T | 22 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 305 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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