The Quarterly Review, Volume 215John Murray, 1911 |
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... mind of singular clearness and fairness . Humanity is shown to be marching towards righteousness . " - Westminster Gazette . Please write for full description of the above and other volumes of this series . THE PRINCIPLES By OF ...
... mind of singular clearness and fairness . Humanity is shown to be marching towards righteousness . " - Westminster Gazette . Please write for full description of the above and other volumes of this series . THE PRINCIPLES By OF ...
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... mind the con- sequences of victory by land or sea - the paralysis of the nation's life , administrative and economic , through the The reference to Hautefeuille seems to need confirmation , since in his ' Questions de Droit Maritime ...
... mind the con- sequences of victory by land or sea - the paralysis of the nation's life , administrative and economic , through the The reference to Hautefeuille seems to need confirmation , since in his ' Questions de Droit Maritime ...
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... minds of men , the various phases of which we try to reproduce in that vague word - picture , ' the spirit of the age . ' There are times , too , when literature ordains for itself some more or less durable form , whether through ...
... minds of men , the various phases of which we try to reproduce in that vague word - picture , ' the spirit of the age . ' There are times , too , when literature ordains for itself some more or less durable form , whether through ...
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... mind survived till our own time , it might have exhausted the intellectual capital of the world . Yet amid all the chances and changes of its vivid life , there lived on one form of literature which was born with it and died with it ...
... mind survived till our own time , it might have exhausted the intellectual capital of the world . Yet amid all the chances and changes of its vivid life , there lived on one form of literature which was born with it and died with it ...
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... mind of the reader is not made in vain . He wants the swing of the rhythm and the cadence of word and sound . After all , poetry has its form as well as its matter . The inevitable loss of beauty in translation should be reduced to the ...
... mind of the reader is not made in vain . He wants the swing of the rhythm and the cadence of word and sound . After all , poetry has its form as well as its matter . The inevitable loss of beauty in translation should be reduced to the ...
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