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... efforts to get him to join the Party , and he resented the mandatory political lectures and the deductions from his salary . ... where there was a healthy demand for competent machinists and no one gave a damn about your politics .
... efforts to get him to join the Party , and he resented the mandatory political lectures and the deductions from his salary . ... where there was a healthy demand for competent machinists and no one gave a damn about your politics .
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Every magazine has its own identity , and ENCOUNTER is , in any case , concerned with a wider range of interests — not only literature and the arts , but politics and current affairs as well . It is precisely this broader view that has ...
Every magazine has its own identity , and ENCOUNTER is , in any case , concerned with a wider range of interests — not only literature and the arts , but politics and current affairs as well . It is precisely this broader view that has ...
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Reprinted in Whigs and Whiggism : Political Writings of Benjamin Disraeli , ed . William Hutchcon ( New York , 1914 ) , X , p . 22 . Monypenny and Buckle , Life of Benjamin Disraeli in 6 volumes ( New York , 1910 ) , vol . I , pp .
Reprinted in Whigs and Whiggism : Political Writings of Benjamin Disraeli , ed . William Hutchcon ( New York , 1914 ) , X , p . 22 . Monypenny and Buckle , Life of Benjamin Disraeli in 6 volumes ( New York , 1910 ) , vol . I , pp .
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| Title | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 181 |
| Editors | George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2007 |
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