Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 289William Blackwood, 1961 - England |
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Page 191
... facts of history as Mr Thompson sees them , and the facts are generously recorded with pride and patriotism . The keynote of the book is that the outcome was inevitable : it had to be . It did not happen because the British were weak or ...
... facts of history as Mr Thompson sees them , and the facts are generously recorded with pride and patriotism . The keynote of the book is that the outcome was inevitable : it had to be . It did not happen because the British were weak or ...
Page 192
... fact , substantially qualified at many points by the author himself . It is not the case , for instance , that on all the major issues there was a clear - cut alignment of the Americans on one side and the British on the other ...
... fact , substantially qualified at many points by the author himself . It is not the case , for instance , that on all the major issues there was a clear - cut alignment of the Americans on one side and the British on the other ...
Page 475
... fact that the Prime Ministers were seen for the first time even if it was not the first time that it had happened- to be really arguing about real problems . In fact , the Common- wealth no longer looks like a slightly complacent ...
... fact that the Prime Ministers were seen for the first time even if it was not the first time that it had happened- to be really arguing about real problems . In fact , the Common- wealth no longer looks like a slightly complacent ...
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