The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 239
... present life as one in a series and a preparation for the next - these are the most marked features of our traditional morality . For the present , however , it is jostling with ideas imported from the West , such as the supreme value ...
... present life as one in a series and a preparation for the next - these are the most marked features of our traditional morality . For the present , however , it is jostling with ideas imported from the West , such as the supreme value ...
Page 307
... present case , it is true that the welfare of the popula- tion was well cared for during the long period of anxiety and uncertainty . It is no exaggeration , however , to say that the Saar sore was continually poisoning attempts to ...
... present case , it is true that the welfare of the popula- tion was well cared for during the long period of anxiety and uncertainty . It is no exaggeration , however , to say that the Saar sore was continually poisoning attempts to ...
Page 356
... present scheme of reform . Indians also are apt to forget that how fast or how slowly the scheme develops towards self - government cannot depend upon laying down definite time - limits , but rather upon the measure of goodwill or the ...
... present scheme of reform . Indians also are apt to forget that how fast or how slowly the scheme develops towards self - government cannot depend upon laying down definite time - limits , but rather upon the measure of goodwill or the ...
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