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... Sinhalese themselves . European domination is finished . Either by conquest or in the course of normal events the white man has been deplaced - yet , no golden age has returned . The disease of mater- ialism and unrest has infected the ...
... Sinhalese themselves . European domination is finished . Either by conquest or in the course of normal events the white man has been deplaced - yet , no golden age has returned . The disease of mater- ialism and unrest has infected the ...
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... Sinhalese are mostly Buddhists ; and the latter have been suffering from a severe attack of Asian nation- alism which demands that country should be homogeneous as well as independent . The Sinhalese have also a not unnatural fear of ...
... Sinhalese are mostly Buddhists ; and the latter have been suffering from a severe attack of Asian nation- alism which demands that country should be homogeneous as well as independent . The Sinhalese have also a not unnatural fear of ...
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Sinhalese are turning hopefully to- wards Ceylon's strong man , Sir Oliver Goonetillike , the Governor- General , a distinct possibility being that , if the situation continues to deteriorate , he may feel it incumbent upon him to ...
Sinhalese are turning hopefully to- wards Ceylon's strong man , Sir Oliver Goonetillike , the Governor- General , a distinct possibility being that , if the situation continues to deteriorate , he may feel it incumbent upon him to ...
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A DAY IN BOURNEMOUTH BY ALICE MASSIE | 96 |
BEYOND THE ODER BY J P MAURICE | 192 |
BOXING DAY FOX BY JOHN HOPWOOD | 221 |
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