The Quarterly Review, Volume 226John Murray, 1916 |
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Page 12
... result . The Lycian merchants were indeed in the same position as the Achæans , in regard to Black Sea traffic , yet they were the principal and the closest allies of the Trojans in the war . But their power too was threatened by the ...
... result . The Lycian merchants were indeed in the same position as the Achæans , in regard to Black Sea traffic , yet they were the principal and the closest allies of the Trojans in the war . But their power too was threatened by the ...
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... result that his head was cut off . Why does an Eastern mount his horse on the off side , whereas a European mounts on the near side ? Is there any particular reason why a Christian should be summoned to prayer by the sound of a bell and ...
... result that his head was cut off . Why does an Eastern mount his horse on the off side , whereas a European mounts on the near side ? Is there any particular reason why a Christian should be summoned to prayer by the sound of a bell and ...
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experience where very trifling actions produced results out of proportion to their intrinsic importance . When the ... result that , inasmuch as my proceedings were at once reported everywhere , public opinion was much calmed . On the ...
experience where very trifling actions produced results out of proportion to their intrinsic importance . When the ... result that , inasmuch as my proceedings were at once reported everywhere , public opinion was much calmed . On the ...
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... result , however , was that in a few hours I got a message to say that the Khedive entirely shared the views of the British Government on the subject of the Soudan policy , and that Nubar Pasha had consented to take office . The next ...
... result , however , was that in a few hours I got a message to say that the Khedive entirely shared the views of the British Government on the subject of the Soudan policy , and that Nubar Pasha had consented to take office . The next ...
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... result of a failing control of his purpose . They were entirely natural , and the clue is surely to be found in his imperious demand , on behalf of art , for an utterly satisfying task . Nothing could be too good for art ; and the ...
... result of a failing control of his purpose . They were entirely natural , and the clue is surely to be found in his imperious demand , on behalf of art , for an utterly satisfying task . Nothing could be too good for art ; and the ...
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