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A Reprieve for the Children THE desirability of a one hundred per cent Allied mili- curity , which will undermine the psychological tary victory as a moral pervert and a traitor to causes of the existing mob violence and intolerance ...
A Reprieve for the Children THE desirability of a one hundred per cent Allied mili- curity , which will undermine the psychological tary victory as a moral pervert and a traitor to causes of the existing mob violence and intolerance ...
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These rates are to range corporations , in addition to ten per cent on all their from 30 per cent upon the net incomes above 10 conceivable capital - a rate sufficient even for the per cent and under 20 per cent to 80 per cent on Beef ...
These rates are to range corporations , in addition to ten per cent on all their from 30 per cent upon the net incomes above 10 conceivable capital - a rate sufficient even for the per cent and under 20 per cent to 80 per cent on Beef ...
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For over four years it has they numbered 60 per cent of all the Bolshevik never ceased to be the pivot of all combinations , troops opposing the Czecho - Slovak or Russian de- whether it was a question of collaboration in the tachments ...
For over four years it has they numbered 60 per cent of all the Bolshevik never ceased to be the pivot of all combinations , troops opposing the Czecho - Slovak or Russian de- whether it was a question of collaboration in the tachments ...
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Little White Angels to France Thanks to those American officials who , at the very beginning of our participation in the war , relinquished the ST IR : As an illustration of 99.44 per cent pure comsilly idea that these were “ personal ...
Little White Angels to France Thanks to those American officials who , at the very beginning of our participation in the war , relinquished the ST IR : As an illustration of 99.44 per cent pure comsilly idea that these were “ personal ...
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IN N an hour's perusal The As a nation we've not been a saving people -- we've lived up to the last cent . We've felt a pride in the luxuries of our table , our establishment , our manners of life . Then came the war and its merciless ...
IN N an hour's perusal The As a nation we've not been a saving people -- we've lived up to the last cent . We've felt a pride in the luxuries of our table , our establishment , our manners of life . Then came the war and its merciless ...
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| Title | The New Republic, Volume 16 |
| Editor | Herbert David Croly |
| Publisher | Republic Publishing Company, 1918 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 Mar 2018 |
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