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THIS War, like the War of 1914-18, with its demand for sacrifice from all the people, has given a jolt to the easy-going tolerance which, in times of peace, permitted the development and the continuance of social conditions universally regarded as intolerable. In Great Britain, at any rate after the War, a reawakening of the nation to its needs, with insistent urge for their satisfaction, are foregone conclusions, and promise of some readjustment of conditions is implicit in the post-war reconstruction policy of His Majesty's Government.
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NATURE PRESERVATION AND NATIONAL LIFE. Nature 149, 1–3 (1942). https://doi.org/10.1038/149001a0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/149001a0