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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... Arabs opposed to the Mufti than Jews . The assistance provided from Italian and German sources was a matter of common knowledge . There was an Arab propaganda bureau in Berlin , and a Palestine Arab delegation had attended the Nazi ...
... Arabs opposed to the Mufti than Jews . The assistance provided from Italian and German sources was a matter of common knowledge . There was an Arab propaganda bureau in Berlin , and a Palestine Arab delegation had attended the Nazi ...
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... Arabs to such an extent that many thousands of Arabs from the neighbouring lands were attracted to Palestine . * The potential limits of the country's absorptive capacity are far greater than is commonly believed , but , to be ...
... Arabs to such an extent that many thousands of Arabs from the neighbouring lands were attracted to Palestine . * The potential limits of the country's absorptive capacity are far greater than is commonly believed , but , to be ...
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... Arabs . The Jews are the only people who ever had a State in that country ; from it they derived their nationhood ; and solely because of what they wrought in it has the land preserved a permanent value for the civilised world . Despite ...
... Arabs . The Jews are the only people who ever had a State in that country ; from it they derived their nationhood ; and solely because of what they wrought in it has the land preserved a permanent value for the civilised world . Despite ...
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Is International Currency Wanted? | 1 |
The Hot Springs Conference | 7 |
Rev The Dean of Winchester D D | 46 |
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