The Quarterly Review, Volume 215John Murray, 1911 |
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... matter what may be the colour of the reader's politics he always delights to read ' Blackwood . " " - Review of Reviews , March , 1911 BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE . " I wonder whether readers are appreciating as they should the extraordinary ...
... matter what may be the colour of the reader's politics he always delights to read ' Blackwood . " " - Review of Reviews , March , 1911 BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE . " I wonder whether readers are appreciating as they should the extraordinary ...
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... matter by international agreement . Let us see what are their provisions affecting private property . By these re- gulations a town or place , even when captured by assault , may not be handed over to pillage ; private property may not ...
... matter by international agreement . Let us see what are their provisions affecting private property . By these re- gulations a town or place , even when captured by assault , may not be handed over to pillage ; private property may not ...
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... matter of European politics , the right of maritime capture is the principal , if not the only , strong weapon of offence possessed by Great Britain against the nations in arms of the Continent . ' ( ' Times , ' Nov. 4 , 1910. ) One ...
... matter of European politics , the right of maritime capture is the principal , if not the only , strong weapon of offence possessed by Great Britain against the nations in arms of the Continent . ' ( ' Times , ' Nov. 4 , 1910. ) One ...
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... matter and in form . For the change in matter it is not difficult to account , since it is exposed to the influence of ever - changing circumstances . Modifica- tions in form and style are partially due to the same cause , but are still ...
... matter and in form . For the change in matter it is not difficult to account , since it is exposed to the influence of ever - changing circumstances . Modifica- tions in form and style are partially due to the same cause , but are still ...
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... matter . The inevitable loss of beauty in translation should be reduced to the smallest dimensions . In the case of the Anthology the loss is peculiarly inevitable for at least two reasons . It seems certain that the humour , whether ...
... matter . The inevitable loss of beauty in translation should be reduced to the smallest dimensions . In the case of the Anthology the loss is peculiarly inevitable for at least two reasons . It seems certain that the humour , whether ...
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