The Nineteenth Century, Količina 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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Stran 168
... produce of the soil does not suffice to feed half its population . The other moiety has to be supplied with food which must be bought from the people of food- producing countries . That is to say , we have to offer them the things which ...
... produce of the soil does not suffice to feed half its population . The other moiety has to be supplied with food which must be bought from the people of food- producing countries . That is to say , we have to offer them the things which ...
Stran 501
... produce of our higher intelligence , our technical knowledge , our powerful industrial and commercial organising capacities ! Is it not a grand sight , this busy and intricate exchange of produce all over the earth which has suddenly ...
... produce of our higher intelligence , our technical knowledge , our powerful industrial and commercial organising capacities ! Is it not a grand sight , this busy and intricate exchange of produce all over the earth which has suddenly ...
Stran 825
... produce from Belgium be taken into account , we can say that Laveleye's figures are still good , and that only one inhabitant out of each twenty requires imported food . But even if we double his figures , we still find that the soil of ...
... produce from Belgium be taken into account , we can say that Laveleye's figures are still good , and that only one inhabitant out of each twenty requires imported food . But even if we double his figures , we still find that the soil of ...
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CENTURY | 11 |
A GREAT CONFESSION By the Duke of Argyll | 11 |
a Dialogue By FREDERIC HARRISON | 18 |
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