The Month, Volume 11Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1869 |
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... reason whatever for not desiring that it * We may remind our readers of the grave words of the great Catholic writer on Education of our time , who has so clearly said all that is worth saying on this very subject . " I protest to you ...
... reason whatever for not desiring that it * We may remind our readers of the grave words of the great Catholic writer on Education of our time , who has so clearly said all that is worth saying on this very subject . " I protest to you ...
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... reason whatever against the conclusion that our best plan is to develope them to the utmost . It is a misfortune that the Colleges at which alone our young men can at present be trained in higher studies are not in some central position ...
... reason whatever against the conclusion that our best plan is to develope them to the utmost . It is a misfortune that the Colleges at which alone our young men can at present be trained in higher studies are not in some central position ...
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... reasons , forbids us to enlarge upon the career of the Saint who exercised so marvellous an influence in the East , and whose ardent generosity , noble character , and matchless gifts of winning , were fully appreciated by the keen ...
... reasons , forbids us to enlarge upon the career of the Saint who exercised so marvellous an influence in the East , and whose ardent generosity , noble character , and matchless gifts of winning , were fully appreciated by the keen ...
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... reason for the wide and somewhat hasty acceptance of the theory , whether it be true or not . In the second place , it was inevitable that a theory appearing to have very important relations with questions of the last im- portance and ...
... reason for the wide and somewhat hasty acceptance of the theory , whether it be true or not . In the second place , it was inevitable that a theory appearing to have very important relations with questions of the last im- portance and ...
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... reason to believe that species have definite though very different limits to their variability , than that all are capable of indefinite variation . 6. That some recent zoological and anatomical discoveries tend rather to diminish than ...
... reason to believe that species have definite though very different limits to their variability , than that all are capable of indefinite variation . 6. That some recent zoological and anatomical discoveries tend rather to diminish than ...
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