The Quarterly Review, Volumes 280-281William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1943 |
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Page 55
... give no heed or response to moral or other appeal . It is panic and impatience which shirks winning and converting individuals , and dictates generalities instead to deaf masses of mankind . The new co - operation among the Christian ...
... give no heed or response to moral or other appeal . It is panic and impatience which shirks winning and converting individuals , and dictates generalities instead to deaf masses of mankind . The new co - operation among the Christian ...
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... give everything . A large proportion of our necessary sustenance is thus coming to us as a free gift . As must be expected , there are drawbacks , such as pressure to relinquish large slices of our export trade , especially to South ...
... give everything . A large proportion of our necessary sustenance is thus coming to us as a free gift . As must be expected , there are drawbacks , such as pressure to relinquish large slices of our export trade , especially to South ...
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... give pleasure to a considerable proportion of the public - a forest , that is , of well - grown trees , with its ... give a return . We cannot have great stretches of broad - leaved trees on our heath- lands . They would never be ...
... give pleasure to a considerable proportion of the public - a forest , that is , of well - grown trees , with its ... give a return . We cannot have great stretches of broad - leaved trees on our heath- lands . They would never be ...
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