North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, 223. ciltUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1926 |
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Sayfa 39
... industry and commerce taken over by strangers , who stacked the cards of success and prosperity against us . Shortly they came to dominate our government . The bloc system by which this was done is now familiar to all . Every kind of ...
... industry and commerce taken over by strangers , who stacked the cards of success and prosperity against us . Shortly they came to dominate our government . The bloc system by which this was done is now familiar to all . Every kind of ...
Sayfa 47
... industrial centers where the Catholics are strongest , they vote almost as a unit , under control of leaders of their own faith , always in support of the interests of the Catholic Church and of Catholic candidates without regard to ...
... industrial centers where the Catholics are strongest , they vote almost as a unit , under control of leaders of their own faith , always in support of the interests of the Catholic Church and of Catholic candidates without regard to ...
Sayfa 68
... industry grumbling about high taxation , and of Trade Union leaders with many of the members of their Unions on the unem- ployed lists . And we take very little notice of the criticisms of known ill - wishers of our country . But ...
... industry grumbling about high taxation , and of Trade Union leaders with many of the members of their Unions on the unem- ployed lists . And we take very little notice of the criticisms of known ill - wishers of our country . But ...
Sayfa 71
... industries and commerce of Britain were built up by very hard- working and adventurous men during the middle of last century ; and their successors found it comparatively easy to carry on and even to increase their businesses . All this ...
... industries and commerce of Britain were built up by very hard- working and adventurous men during the middle of last century ; and their successors found it comparatively easy to carry on and even to increase their businesses . All this ...
Sayfa 73
... industries apart from coal is the linen industry . But linen is really a luxury and all luxury trades , especially for export , have been hit by the War . Also the depression in the linen industry is partly caused by the changes in ...
... industries apart from coal is the linen industry . But linen is really a luxury and all luxury trades , especially for export , have been hit by the War . Also the depression in the linen industry is partly caused by the changes in ...
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