Parliament from the Press GalleryMacmillan, 1967 - 176 páginas |
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... doubt these mannerisms were the visible effect of the illness which he was striving so courageously to master , yet the effect was profoundly disturbing . Throughout his Suez speeches one was tense with a tension stronger even than that ...
... doubt these mannerisms were the visible effect of the illness which he was striving so courageously to master , yet the effect was profoundly disturbing . Throughout his Suez speeches one was tense with a tension stronger even than that ...
Página 140
... doubt about what is the fundamental function of the machine ? The logical order , surely , is first to agree on the function and then to adapt the performance so as best to carry it out . These , however , are not the lines on which ...
... doubt about what is the fundamental function of the machine ? The logical order , surely , is first to agree on the function and then to adapt the performance so as best to carry it out . These , however , are not the lines on which ...
Página 140
... doubt about what is the fundamental function of the machine ? The logical order , surely , is first to agree on the function and then to adapt the performance so as best to carry it out . These , however , are not the lines on which ...
... doubt about what is the fundamental function of the machine ? The logical order , surely , is first to agree on the function and then to adapt the performance so as best to carry it out . These , however , are not the lines on which ...
Contenido
What Do They Do? | 12 |
How Do They Do It? | 26 |
Calm and Storm | 45 |
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