America In India's Development Debate 1960s Analysis
A critical review of a 1962 study by John PL Lewis and others on India's economic problems and American aid. It argues U.S. involvement should focus on planning assistance, private enterprise, and coordinated development, stressing India's democratic framework and the need to balance advice with sovereignty. The author highlights policy implications and the political context shaping development in India.
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Semsatiomalian
Lee
India
Anil
WSK
SUN
United State
Inti
Ibel
Hereworth
Todia
Vhs
Inita
America
Iipertunde
Indus
China
Evelyn
Shanes
Nist Neph
Ameti
Americus Wiel
United States
Fo. Pomenne
Magis
Lone child’s misty world House of Elrig memoir review
Gavin Maxwell’s childhood memoir traces a fraught youth amid boarding schools and a moorland upbringing at Elrig in Galloway. The narrator filters painful self discovery through a misty lens, recalling lonely country scenes, relatives, and early sexual awakening with quiet restraint.
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Purple
Pal
Elrig
Galloway
Mendelsohns Dictionary Of Drink And Drink Ing Review
Oscar Mendelssohn's Dictionary Of Drink And Drinking praised as a key reference for wine enthusiasts. The piece notes his claim that Australian wines boast a wide variety and that some entries read like a primer, while demystifying numerous myths about vintages and bottlings.
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Australia
Grose
Two Tall Masts and Lonely Victory Sailing Books Review
A review of two sailing books by Frie Tubarly and John Yous Stanley Pare. It covers Lonely Victory about Lieutenant Eric Tatatly and the 1964 Atlantic Race from Plymouth to Newport, highlighting one man’s skill against seas and winds and the broader tale of tall-mass racing and the America's Cup history from 19th century to 1964.
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Frie Tubarly
Severin Press
John Yous
Stanley
Eric Tatatly
Plymouth
England
Newport
Rhode
Rhode Island
Idyll in the islands review notes and author Horton
Aki, 1937, three British Colonial Administrative Service cadets land at Tulagi in the Solomons. Dick Horton narrates island administration from Tulagi to Yaubel and Gusual as war shadows loom. The book blends vivid detail on people, places, and tropical life, ending near 1941 before occupation.
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British Colonial Administrative Service
Malaita
Tulagi
Solomon Islands
Nane
Giondale Canal
Tor Malaita
Dick Hortem
Francis Noel Ashley
Horton
Yaubel
Malta
Gusualeamil
South-east Asia
Pacific
Harton
Weidity
Faron
Sydney
Foyen
Dartia Rubbo
Solomon
Malaya
England
Manter
Eloquent plea for vital music
Peter Yates argues for a sane reassessment of amateurs in music teaching and performance. The book defends the amateur as lover of art, critiques the professional amateur divide, and urges public engagement with living music through sections on the art and literature of keyboard music, its history, and the role of the amateur in society.
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Peter Yates
Yates
Lons Angeles
Arnold Sehnenberg
Jeer Saravinsky
Otto Klemperer
Robert Craft
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Macmillan
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Vital Music
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