The Quarterly Review, Volume 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 107
... less than any group I have known . ' And , generally , between those two great exist- ences amusingly described by ' Life ' as the interminable , low - roofed dinginess of London ' and ' the fast , rootless , telephonic life of New York ...
... less than any group I have known . ' And , generally , between those two great exist- ences amusingly described by ' Life ' as the interminable , low - roofed dinginess of London ' and ' the fast , rootless , telephonic life of New York ...
Page 225
... less and pays more . But stabilisation has been achieved , and it is the more impressive when we remember the fluctuations of wheat not only in recent years but in historical times . It fell steadily from 240s . a ton in 1690-1700 to ...
... less and pays more . But stabilisation has been achieved , and it is the more impressive when we remember the fluctuations of wheat not only in recent years but in historical times . It fell steadily from 240s . a ton in 1690-1700 to ...
Page 307
... less inevitable . A striking feature , clearly sensed , in the New Era which is opening , is the wide - spread willingness to stake out claims in regions overseas where , we may assume , special welcome will be offered . Selection of ...
... less inevitable . A striking feature , clearly sensed , in the New Era which is opening , is the wide - spread willingness to stake out claims in regions overseas where , we may assume , special welcome will be offered . Selection of ...
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