The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Nide 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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Sivu 29
... become alarmed at the prospect of what they call Americanisation , and are calling upon the Old Country to renew itself . Long before such a hope can be realised or disappointed it will have become clear that Americanisation in Europe ...
... become alarmed at the prospect of what they call Americanisation , and are calling upon the Old Country to renew itself . Long before such a hope can be realised or disappointed it will have become clear that Americanisation in Europe ...
Sivu 31
... become American in spirit . So far as England is concerned , the American's presentation , which an Englishman may receive with a mixture of resignation and relief , seems to be nearest to the facts . Geographically , historically ...
... become American in spirit . So far as England is concerned , the American's presentation , which an Englishman may receive with a mixture of resignation and relief , seems to be nearest to the facts . Geographically , historically ...
Sivu 176
... become ordinary citizens and marry . The occasion is signalised by special ceremonies and a great feast to the town . Amidst the Bantu Bakwiri of the Cameroons the correspon- ding class of spirits is composed , strangely enough , of ...
... become ordinary citizens and marry . The occasion is signalised by special ceremonies and a great feast to the town . Amidst the Bantu Bakwiri of the Cameroons the correspon- ding class of spirits is composed , strangely enough , of ...
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