The Living Age, Volume 303Living Age Company, 1919 |
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Page 55
... able to spare a very small amount of coal for export , and , as said above , this country will not be able to send coal to France on the accustomed scale , it seems evident that both Bel- gium and the Central Empires will re- quire all ...
... able to spare a very small amount of coal for export , and , as said above , this country will not be able to send coal to France on the accustomed scale , it seems evident that both Bel- gium and the Central Empires will re- quire all ...
Page 57
... able to develop her water - power to a greater extent than has been done at present , she will have to make up the balance be- tween the coal she is able to raise and what little she is able to import and her consuming needs by the use ...
... able to develop her water - power to a greater extent than has been done at present , she will have to make up the balance be- tween the coal she is able to raise and what little she is able to import and her consuming needs by the use ...
Page 144
... able , into conjunction with what Alexinsky told me of the northern serv- ice , I came to the conclusion that Leonid Krassin , the Commissary of Communications , must be an able ad- ministrator who is making good head- way against the ...
... able , into conjunction with what Alexinsky told me of the northern serv- ice , I came to the conclusion that Leonid Krassin , the Commissary of Communications , must be an able ad- ministrator who is making good head- way against the ...
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