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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... true value the stand made by General de Gaulle or the share of the Fighting French in the combat , nor yet the strength of reactionary or un- patriotic elements working under Vichy in North Africa . Therefore , when he was offered ...
... true value the stand made by General de Gaulle or the share of the Fighting French in the combat , nor yet the strength of reactionary or un- patriotic elements working under Vichy in North Africa . Therefore , when he was offered ...
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... true cause of that general discontent which now distracts the British Empire , and to point out the constitutional means of reconciliation between Great Britain and her distant provinces . ' The true cause ' he finds in some modern laws ...
... true cause of that general discontent which now distracts the British Empire , and to point out the constitutional means of reconciliation between Great Britain and her distant provinces . ' The true cause ' he finds in some modern laws ...
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... true end of Government , ' said Spinoza , ' is Liberty . ' But that end cannot be achieved without appropriate machinery . Yet to not a few people the mere idea of machinery is repellent . They appreciate the product , but not the means ...
... true end of Government , ' said Spinoza , ' is Liberty . ' But that end cannot be achieved without appropriate machinery . Yet to not a few people the mere idea of machinery is repellent . They appreciate the product , but not the means ...
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