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Page 89
... tion , and therefore against any general rise in wages , will go on . In the first nine months of 1940 the national wage bill rose by over £ 800,000 a week - an in- crease of five points ; but in the twelve months since devaluation the ...
... tion , and therefore against any general rise in wages , will go on . In the first nine months of 1940 the national wage bill rose by over £ 800,000 a week - an in- crease of five points ; but in the twelve months since devaluation the ...
Page 258
... tion of ghostly voices , whispering an unintelligible gibberish which seemed to bear no relation to the pronunciation or inflexion of ordinary speech . This caused my friend to formulate a theory that the voices were those of the ...
... tion of ghostly voices , whispering an unintelligible gibberish which seemed to bear no relation to the pronunciation or inflexion of ordinary speech . This caused my friend to formulate a theory that the voices were those of the ...
Page 429
... tion . With the exception of the extreme Conservative Press , every newspaper in Germany demanded a stringent inquiry into the event of the preceding few days . Matters were not helped by the widespread know- ledge that the General ...
... tion . With the exception of the extreme Conservative Press , every newspaper in Germany demanded a stringent inquiry into the event of the preceding few days . Matters were not helped by the widespread know- ledge that the General ...
Contents
LIBRA | 16 |
Contents for January 1951 | 96 |
AN ENCOUNTER ON THE FLUELA BY MICHAEL ROBERTSON | 104 |
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