Towards Independence: Essays on ScotlandPolygon, 1991 - 220 páginas |
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... particular Qualities are more frequently to be met with among one People than among their Neighbours . ' That is as good a definition as we are likely to find . It is exactly such ' particular qualities ' that I have attempted to ...
... particular Qualities are more frequently to be met with among one People than among their Neighbours . ' That is as good a definition as we are likely to find . It is exactly such ' particular qualities ' that I have attempted to ...
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... particular . Many discussed the greatly increased pressures towards uniformity from mass consumerism and its allies in the media . Burgess said that English was the great centralising tongue and George Steiner added that it was now ...
... particular . Many discussed the greatly increased pressures towards uniformity from mass consumerism and its allies in the media . Burgess said that English was the great centralising tongue and George Steiner added that it was now ...
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... particular preference expressed by voters on a particular day ' . Few people would dissent from the general conclusion of the book that , if there are to be any more referenda , there must be firm rules in advance of the kind which the ...
... particular preference expressed by voters on a particular day ' . Few people would dissent from the general conclusion of the book that , if there are to be any more referenda , there must be firm rules in advance of the kind which the ...
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The Discouraged Optimists | 25 |
The Scottish Malaise | 43 |
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