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Page 534
... leaders : in society as well as in politics he made his mark . He became a leading member of the Kit - Cat Club , a meeting place of many Whig men of letters such as Congreve , Addison , and Steele . His circle of friends was large ...
... leaders : in society as well as in politics he made his mark . He became a leading member of the Kit - Cat Club , a meeting place of many Whig men of letters such as Congreve , Addison , and Steele . His circle of friends was large ...
Page 784
... leaders - most of whom were conserva- tive , Muslim aristocrats closely allied with the British through indirect rule - were not at all eager to see their traditional paramountcy invaded by aggressive and better educated leaders from ...
... leaders - most of whom were conserva- tive , Muslim aristocrats closely allied with the British through indirect rule - were not at all eager to see their traditional paramountcy invaded by aggressive and better educated leaders from ...
Page 1011
... leaders , abandoning their support of the Polish government in London , agreed that the Lublin committee -already recognized as the provisional government of Poland by the Soviet masters of the country - should be the nucleus of a ...
... leaders , abandoning their support of the Polish government in London , agreed that the Lublin committee -already recognized as the provisional government of Poland by the Soviet masters of the country - should be the nucleus of a ...
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