The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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EXPERIMENTS WITH REFRIGERATION 161 was very successful , and was the beginning of a veritable revolution , not only in the ... It was the manager of one of these companies who was primarily responsible for the first experiment of ...
EXPERIMENTS WITH REFRIGERATION 161 was very successful , and was the beginning of a veritable revolution , not only in the ... It was the manager of one of these companies who was primarily responsible for the first experiment of ...
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... who were drawn to study such measures by sympathy with what appeared to be some- what revolutionary experiments . ... but his account stops at an early stage in the experiment , and the later chapters of the story lead to different ...
... who were drawn to study such measures by sympathy with what appeared to be some- what revolutionary experiments . ... but his account stops at an early stage in the experiment , and the later chapters of the story lead to different ...
Page 184
The debates in the House show a good deal of confusion concerning the purposes of the Act . Its author and advocate is reported as having appealed to the House in terms that are illuminating— “ Frankly , the bill is but an experiment " ...
The debates in the House show a good deal of confusion concerning the purposes of the Act . Its author and advocate is reported as having appealed to the House in terms that are illuminating— “ Frankly , the bill is but an experiment " ...
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