The North British Review, Объемы 46-48W.P. Kennedy, 1867 |
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... given them facilities for conferring together , and impressed them with a higher idea of their strength . The penny - post , the cheap newspaper , and the railway have bound to- gether the scattered companies and regi- ments of the army ...
... given them facilities for conferring together , and impressed them with a higher idea of their strength . The penny - post , the cheap newspaper , and the railway have bound to- gether the scattered companies and regi- ments of the army ...
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... given time is greatly less than it was twenty years ago . This is ascribed , not so much to the predomi- nance of a lazy habit among the men , as to the influence of a notion that has taken hold of them , that by lessening the amount of ...
... given time is greatly less than it was twenty years ago . This is ascribed , not so much to the predomi- nance of a lazy habit among the men , as to the influence of a notion that has taken hold of them , that by lessening the amount of ...
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... given by Mr. Rupert Kettle , an opponent of strikes and combinations , of the way in which disregard of the feelings of the men , unin- tentional probably , has borne the bitterest fruits : - - ' When the mining district of South Staf ...
... given by Mr. Rupert Kettle , an opponent of strikes and combinations , of the way in which disregard of the feelings of the men , unin- tentional probably , has borne the bitterest fruits : - - ' When the mining district of South Staf ...
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... given him as a colleague or moderator . Buchanan denies that he has any dislike of monarchy in the abstract , though he is aware that his com- panion thinks so , from having often heard him praise the ancient republics and the ...
... given him as a colleague or moderator . Buchanan denies that he has any dislike of monarchy in the abstract , though he is aware that his com- panion thinks so , from having often heard him praise the ancient republics and the ...
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... given to international in- tercourse , the forces of reaction might have again acquired the ascendency , and Euro- pean progress have been thrown back for years . Our relations with France were those of chronic distrust and rivalry ...
... given to international in- tercourse , the forces of reaction might have again acquired the ascendency , and Euro- pean progress have been thrown back for years . Our relations with France were those of chronic distrust and rivalry ...
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