Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 257-258W. Blackwood, 1945 - England |
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... present life ; but it was not the town so much as the people that interested me most . From a seat of vantage in an open - air café I gazed upon the continual flow of people of every type and nationality , and I determined to try and ...
... present life ; but it was not the town so much as the people that interested me most . From a seat of vantage in an open - air café I gazed upon the continual flow of people of every type and nationality , and I determined to try and ...
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... present Lord Brougham any steps that might well be taken towards preparing the work for publication ; and I now write to you at his request as it appears that there is an intention that you shall publish the book . . . . " That such a ...
... present Lord Brougham any steps that might well be taken towards preparing the work for publication ; and I now write to you at his request as it appears that there is an intention that you shall publish the book . . . . " That such a ...
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... present position ; and in the present state of world affairs it would be an appalling disaster , perhaps an irreparable disaster , if Stalin were removed . Stalin , to be sure , has appointed a Russian , doubtless an excellent Russian ...
... present position ; and in the present state of world affairs it would be an appalling disaster , perhaps an irreparable disaster , if Stalin were removed . Stalin , to be sure , has appointed a Russian , doubtless an excellent Russian ...
Contents
A COLONEL OF THE FRONTIER FORCE BY LIEUT COLONEL | 72 |
Salute | 134 |
AN ENIGMA OF WAR BY AJAX | 144 |
Copyright | |
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