The National Review, Том 10Richard Holt Hutton, Walter Bagehot Robert Theobald, 1860 |
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... persons , 14 , or one - twentieth , were under seven years of age ; 18 , or one - fifteenth , under fifteen years of age . Dr. Bull sets down 2500 out of 30,000 ( that is , one - twelfth of the whole ) as born blind in England ; by ...
... persons , 14 , or one - twentieth , were under seven years of age ; 18 , or one - fifteenth , under fifteen years of age . Dr. Bull sets down 2500 out of 30,000 ( that is , one - twelfth of the whole ) as born blind in England ; by ...
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... persons are constantly suffering from police- recognised drunkenness alone , " says Dr. F. R. Lees , of whom we shall have more to say . Now , as certainly not one third ( or any thing like a third ) of the cases of drunkenness which ...
... persons are constantly suffering from police- recognised drunkenness alone , " says Dr. F. R. Lees , of whom we shall have more to say . Now , as certainly not one third ( or any thing like a third ) of the cases of drunkenness which ...
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... persons are always likely to be detected , probably are almost always followed by the arrest of the criminal ; conse- quently the proportion of crimes committed by drunken persons is much greater on the list of convictions than on that ...
... persons are always likely to be detected , probably are almost always followed by the arrest of the criminal ; conse- quently the proportion of crimes committed by drunken persons is much greater on the list of convictions than on that ...
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... persons were usually few , and they prudently contrived that their number should not be augmented . They formed themselves into self - renewing corporations : at every vacancy the remaining members filled up the place as they deemed ...
... persons were usually few , and they prudently contrived that their number should not be augmented . They formed themselves into self - renewing corporations : at every vacancy the remaining members filled up the place as they deemed ...
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... persons they ever knew , the only influential persons they ever saw , the parson of their own village , and the squire of it , -had told them to do that which they were doing . We should have then seen in England that which we now see ...
... persons they ever knew , the only influential persons they ever saw , the parson of their own village , and the squire of it , -had told them to do that which they were doing . We should have then seen in England that which we now see ...
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