The Quarterly Review, Volumen282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... increase in expenditure on defence so soon after separation would have been very unpopular . It was not easy to increase the number of men in the armed forces , for the Burmese , who form three - quarters of the population of the ...
... increase in expenditure on defence so soon after separation would have been very unpopular . It was not easy to increase the number of men in the armed forces , for the Burmese , who form three - quarters of the population of the ...
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... increase in national income ( from 8007. millions to 1,1507 . millions ) but a greater increase in costs of living . Before the recent general election , for example , Mr Curtin promised that tea at 3s . 5d . a pound was to be reduced ...
... increase in national income ( from 8007. millions to 1,1507 . millions ) but a greater increase in costs of living . Before the recent general election , for example , Mr Curtin promised that tea at 3s . 5d . a pound was to be reduced ...
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... increase is in Montreal , the largest city , and the lowest urban rise in Edmonton . The point is of interest since Mr Aberhart , the late Social Credit premier of Alberta , told me some years ago that owing to the long rail haul the ...
... increase is in Montreal , the largest city , and the lowest urban rise in Edmonton . The point is of interest since Mr Aberhart , the late Social Credit premier of Alberta , told me some years ago that owing to the long rail haul the ...
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