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... social inferiors . Reform was slow in coming and opposition , particularly in the House of Lords , was implacable . It took decades of heart - breaking labour on the part of dedicated men to stop in the mid - nineteenth cen- tury the ...
... social inferiors . Reform was slow in coming and opposition , particularly in the House of Lords , was implacable . It took decades of heart - breaking labour on the part of dedicated men to stop in the mid - nineteenth cen- tury the ...
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... social ladder the in- dustrialist had worked so hard to climb . As Norman Macrae , a brilliant editor of " The Economist " , in London , has said : " The pains of going down the social ladder are greater than in America , and the joys ...
... social ladder the in- dustrialist had worked so hard to climb . As Norman Macrae , a brilliant editor of " The Economist " , in London , has said : " The pains of going down the social ladder are greater than in America , and the joys ...
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... social and economic structures of the lands that they help . The only permanent way to stop Communism is to make certain of the social and economic development of those lands most susceptible to Communist doctrines . Certainly the ...
... social and economic structures of the lands that they help . The only permanent way to stop Communism is to make certain of the social and economic development of those lands most susceptible to Communist doctrines . Certainly the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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achieve American anti-Semitic Arab world Australia became believe better borders British brutal Canada Canadian capital capitalist Catholic cause century Certainly Charles de Gaulle Chiang Kai Shek Chinese Christian Church cities civilization colonial Comintern Common Market Communism Communist continent course created culture despite dominant Dynasty economic empire England English enormous Europe European fact feel force foreign France free world freedom French Gaulle Gentiles Germany Government hostile human India industrial insist Israel Italian Italy Jamaica Japan Japanese Jewish Jews Khublai Khan labour land leaders leadership Lenin less living major ment million modern nations negro never Party peace percent political population Portuguese production prosperity race reason Red China religion resentment revolution serious slave social Socialist South Africa Soviet Russia square miles Stalin success talent things tion totally trouble unions United Viet West western world workers World War II