The Living Age, Volume 343Living Age Company, 1932 |
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... ment could relax it . It is as well that Irishmen should understand that and draw the obvious moral . When they quibble about the Oath , they are merely specu- lating in legal subtleties ; but the reality that the symbol expresses is to ...
... ment could relax it . It is as well that Irishmen should understand that and draw the obvious moral . When they quibble about the Oath , they are merely specu- lating in legal subtleties ; but the reality that the symbol expresses is to ...
Page 392
... ment departments , by reorganizing governmental services , and by elimi- nating extravagant expenditures with a view to achieving a reduction of at least twenty - five per cent in govern- ment expenditures . In regard to the three ...
... ment departments , by reorganizing governmental services , and by elimi- nating extravagant expenditures with a view to achieving a reduction of at least twenty - five per cent in govern- ment expenditures . In regard to the three ...
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... ment persistently increases if produc- tion is forced to remain constant . The other possibility is to keep the number of people employed in industry constant . But the result of that would be , in accordance with the principles of the ...
... ment persistently increases if produc- tion is forced to remain constant . The other possibility is to keep the number of people employed in industry constant . But the result of that would be , in accordance with the principles of the ...
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SPECTATOR | 22 |
Gold Common Sense about F | 106 |
ARTICLES INDEX BY TITLES | 118 |
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