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... Famous champion of British common sense, and the VERY Independent M.P. for Rugby, whose war-time broadcasts helped us through. SPEAKING OUT AGAINST THE NEW THREAT TO LIBERTY at the PUBLIC MEETING organised by Aims of Industry Ltd., and conducted under the ...
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... to-day it was =possible to exaggerate the crisis in which the world found itself or the dangers for the future. The Bishap. speaking at the first of a series of lunch hour meetings being held in the Common Hall. Hackine Hey. Liverpool. during the 1950 Universal ...
... immediate assurance that unissued copies of the handbook are being withdrawn from circulation. In an introduction to the Speak^r's Handbook is the statemcnt: The material in these pages has been checked and counterchecked. It is, we believe, as reliable ...
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... after this Wilde joined Bosie once again In one letter to Bosie he wrote that to be an Egoist one must have an Ego” He was speaking of Gide but might have applied it more pertinently to Bosie himself a wretched parasite We learn how Wilde came to call himself ...
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... l address to the: conference. Mr. T. J. P. York. head-I master of the Merchant Taylors' School. Great Crosby. Liverpool, speaking on the salaries situation. said: The economic condition of the country makes it necessary that. for the time being, there ...
... famous champion of British common sense and the VERY Independent MP for Rugby whose war-time broadcasts helped us through SPEAKING OUT AGAINST THE NEW THREAT TO LIBERTY at the PUBLIC MEETING organised by Aims of Industry Ltd (Manchester Office) and conducted ...
... assisted by Eddie to assemble. it might not reach any Many workless cent. Eddie Reindeer, who sees the hearing until November. I speak British colonies is less than 10 per Henderson (Queen Quibbfina and neutrally. but should the Conserve- Of more urgent conceen ...
... Lord Beveridge: That Is not undemocratic. It is simply bad Government to allow people to incite to violence. NO OPPRESSION Speaking on 'Democracy In Britain. 34r. Mayhew said: Whichever side wins the next election, it will not oppress the defeated party ...
... currencies of all ECA recipients Precisely the same is true of Europe’s tariffs and cartels” added Mr Martindell Economically speaking both are ruinous and are fundamental hindrances to the world’s economic recovery Their destruction would be an enormous economic ...