The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 232
... attempt at rigid classification ; but I must disown any such attempt . If I classify , it is only in the most relative sense , and in order to understand better . And if a tree is known by its fruits - if , that is to say , the ...
... attempt at rigid classification ; but I must disown any such attempt . If I classify , it is only in the most relative sense , and in order to understand better . And if a tree is known by its fruits - if , that is to say , the ...
Page 310
... attempt last year , ten men lost their lives . Indeed , the survivors of this unfortu- nate expedition are among the ... attempted , is even more terrible than Nanga Parbat , and the giants of the Karakoram are not only remote , but are ...
... attempt last year , ten men lost their lives . Indeed , the survivors of this unfortu- nate expedition are among the ... attempted , is even more terrible than Nanga Parbat , and the giants of the Karakoram are not only remote , but are ...
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... attempted the ascent was British and took place in 1895. In that year the famous English mountaineer , Mummery , after ... attempt being made ; and then , in 1932 , Herr Merkl took out a very strong German - American party , which was ...
... attempted the ascent was British and took place in 1895. In that year the famous English mountaineer , Mummery , after ... attempt being made ; and then , in 1932 , Herr Merkl took out a very strong German - American party , which was ...
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