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pp. 433-435
Reflections on Government, Ernest Barker
Democracy in England, Diana Spearman Reviewed by T. P. Peardon
Goldwin Smith: Victorian Liberal, Elisabeth Wallace Reviewed by T. P. Peardon
Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total War, Ludwig von Mises Reviewed by T. P. Peardon
The Racial Basis of Civilization, A Critique of the Nordic Doctrine, Frank H. Hankins Reviewed by T. P. Peardon
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