The Fortnightly, Band 59;Band 65Chapman and Hall., 1896 |
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... result . There are , indeed , few things more discreditable to English political literature than the tone of palliation , or even of eulogy , which is usually adopted towards the authors of this transaction . Scarcely any element or ...
... result . There are , indeed , few things more discreditable to English political literature than the tone of palliation , or even of eulogy , which is usually adopted towards the authors of this transaction . Scarcely any element or ...
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... result quite as much of their moral as of their physical conditions . Up to the age of seventeen every girl is compelled to devote one hour a day , deducted from her working hours , to self - improvement , her time being mostly spent in ...
... result quite as much of their moral as of their physical conditions . Up to the age of seventeen every girl is compelled to devote one hour a day , deducted from her working hours , to self - improvement , her time being mostly spent in ...
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... result would give satisfaction to the various political parties in South Africa . With a firm and capable Colonial Secretary possessing the broad determined views and States- manship of Mr. Chamberlain , imbued as we know him to be with ...
... result would give satisfaction to the various political parties in South Africa . With a firm and capable Colonial Secretary possessing the broad determined views and States- manship of Mr. Chamberlain , imbued as we know him to be with ...
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... result is that Socialism is in a manner compelled to proclaim Anarchy ; but the contradiction - in - terms is none the less apparent . 99 It is this danger , this illogical consequence of too much logic , that especially attracts one to ...
... result is that Socialism is in a manner compelled to proclaim Anarchy ; but the contradiction - in - terms is none the less apparent . 99 It is this danger , this illogical consequence of too much logic , that especially attracts one to ...
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... result is that it has been tried , and the partial application has produced partial good results . In his " Memorial Verses he says of Goethe : " He read each wound , each weakness clear ; And struck his finger on the place , And said ...
... result is that it has been tried , and the partial application has produced partial good results . In his " Memorial Verses he says of Goethe : " He read each wound , each weakness clear ; And struck his finger on the place , And said ...
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