Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 316William Blackwood, 1974 - England |
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Page 85
... party who will complain , but neither the giver nor the receiver of a bribe is likely to do so , and the injured party is the general public which is either ignorant of what is going on or composed largely of friends and political ...
... party who will complain , but neither the giver nor the receiver of a bribe is likely to do so , and the injured party is the general public which is either ignorant of what is going on or composed largely of friends and political ...
Page 271
... Party , but he is by temperament and in his political skills essentially a coalition man . Mr Heath is not ; but his party is . The Conservatives always hanker after being a national rather than a sectional party - if only other ...
... Party , but he is by temperament and in his political skills essentially a coalition man . Mr Heath is not ; but his party is . The Conservatives always hanker after being a national rather than a sectional party - if only other ...
Page 320
... party swelled by twenty - eight extra people - servants , bearers and a cook - and during their leisurely journey of eleven and a half days , the scenery , the ancient ruins and the walled Arab towns along the banks were varied by the ...
... party swelled by twenty - eight extra people - servants , bearers and a cook - and during their leisurely journey of eleven and a half days , the scenery , the ancient ruins and the walled Arab towns along the banks were varied by the ...
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NOSTALGIA ON WHEELS BY R HUDSON SMITH | 113 |
A BENGAL MAGISTRATE IN THE 1860s BY W HARWOOD LONG | 240 |
A BRITISH DIPLOMATS DIARY OF 1914 BY MICHAEL GLOVER | 404 |
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