Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 327William Blackwood, 1980 |
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... fact - and it is a fact - that the moral tone of the U.D.A. leadership ( if those tough guys will forgive such a pompous phrase ) has changed dramatically over the past few years . And many appreciate the novelty , if nothing else , of ...
... fact - and it is a fact - that the moral tone of the U.D.A. leadership ( if those tough guys will forgive such a pompous phrase ) has changed dramatically over the past few years . And many appreciate the novelty , if nothing else , of ...
Page 195
... fact was that Andrews , a Bluecoat boy and son of a Hull printer , having survived the First World War as a Black Watch ranker , had for long been more concerned with his weekly broadcasts on the old North Regional station than with the ...
... fact was that Andrews , a Bluecoat boy and son of a Hull printer , having survived the First World War as a Black Watch ranker , had for long been more concerned with his weekly broadcasts on the old North Regional station than with the ...
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... fact that 1707 raised questions which are still urgent today . He describes his book , modestly but impeccably , as ' something between a source book , a narrative and a commentary ' . What he has done is to return to contemporary ...
... fact that 1707 raised questions which are still urgent today . He describes his book , modestly but impeccably , as ' something between a source book , a narrative and a commentary ' . What he has done is to return to contemporary ...
Contents
THREES ABOUT AT CHILIANWALA BY J M BRERETON | 27 |
TORCH FOR MARSHAL TITO A BY LESLIE GARDINER 199 | 87 |
Judith Wright The BY A L ROWSE | 164 |
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