Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 321William Blackwood, 1977 - England |
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To a certain extent there has The personification of Afrikanerbeen a change in Afrikaner feeling as dom is the Prime Minister ... The Afri- would not be Afrikaner support , and kaner had long been made to feel he would undoubtedly lose ...
To a certain extent there has The personification of Afrikanerbeen a change in Afrikaner feeling as dom is the Prime Minister ... The Afri- would not be Afrikaner support , and kaner had long been made to feel he would undoubtedly lose ...
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The feeling towards the English - speaking girl of twentywhite English - speaking South Afri- two says that she can walk down a ... since they are discouraged and uninterested feel that higher education provides before they even begin .
The feeling towards the English - speaking girl of twentywhite English - speaking South Afri- two says that she can walk down a ... since they are discouraged and uninterested feel that higher education provides before they even begin .
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... used to waft over red The eager response to the throttle , carpets at social functions after the the glued - to - the - road feel in spite of Dowager had stepped from her old - fashioned suspension , and the limousine .
... used to waft over red The eager response to the throttle , carpets at social functions after the the glued - to - the - road feel in spite of Dowager had stepped from her old - fashioned suspension , and the limousine .
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 321 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1977 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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