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... the country for the Continent, it may be stated, on high authority, that there is no precedent for the Sovereign leaving the United Kingdom during time of war, except to take the field or as the guest of an ally, as was the case when Her Majesty and Prince ...
... which will there have to be solved. IT has long been known-- of course, under the rose--that the Chief Executive of the United States would round off his momentous second term at the White House (it expires in 1920) by coming in person to historic ...
... which will there have to be solved. IT has long been known-- of course, under the rose--that the Chief Executive of the United States would round off his momentous second term at the White House (it expires in 1920) by coming in person to historic ...
... personal knowledge of Siberia. He has declared that the natural re sources of Siberia are equal to the natural resources of the United States of America and Canada combined. Remember that Siberia is only sparsely populated as yet, and has only one railway line ...
... personal knowledge of Siberia. He has declared that the natural re sources of Siberia are equal to the natural resources of the United States of America and Canada combined. Remember that Siberia is only sparsely populated as yet, and has only one railway line ...
... these people going to live Where are they going to find work as machines become ever more perfect May not vast schemes of re-settlement overseas prove in the long run the only way out For example, the whole population of Australasia numbers hardly more than ...
... what new burdens the American Debts decision may lay on us, certain as we are that the rehabilitation of one isolated unit of civilization is unavailing, we are yet justified in saying that the internal condition of Britain is improved. The appalling im ...
... Stavisky affair will overturn one more French Government (which will be hard luck on civilization, since a stable Government in Paris is so vital to Euro pean resettlement) or will merely shatter the rotten fabric of French justice and her police system ...
... in 1912. A slash -I across the tip of N.W. Africa, it cuts them off from Tangier and the Straits. The result of the Spanish civil war is going to make the French regret that sub letting even more than they have done heretofore. A transformation of Spanish ...
... destruc tion or exhaustion of the normal resources of the State, are placed at 65 billion gold pesetas (fourteen times the pre-civil war Bud get). A sixth of Spain has been devastated. Thirty vessels still remain sunk in Barcelona harbour. But the nation ...
... have to be trained and resettled in industry war workers have to be continually up-graded to more highly skilled work British subjects in foreign countries whose services are of value to the war effort have to be brought to the United Kingdom, while skilled ...
... inevitable resettlement which the future holds, however much this desisting may rankle. But 1 shall not be surprised if the Allies shortly utilise their North African triumph to the extent of in sisting that all latent peril or handicap to the United Nations ...