The Quarterly Review, Volumes 237-238William 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, 1922 |
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... cent . of that at Baghdad , whilst at Qal'at Salih it is only 3 per cent . This means that during a high flood 97 per cent . of the water passing Baghdad has to be turned out of the river , before Qalat Salih is reached . Taking the ...
... cent . of that at Baghdad , whilst at Qal'at Salih it is only 3 per cent . This means that during a high flood 97 per cent . of the water passing Baghdad has to be turned out of the river , before Qalat Salih is reached . Taking the ...
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... cent . and the river had sunk into its bed with a resultant lowering of surface - water levels . Thus , on the Tigris at least , the heaviest part of the work is done , but no time should be lost in dealing with the Butairah . The ...
... cent . and the river had sunk into its bed with a resultant lowering of surface - water levels . Thus , on the Tigris at least , the heaviest part of the work is done , but no time should be lost in dealing with the Butairah . The ...
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... cent . of his income in taxes and dues . †Mere reforms in Mrs Webster's sense , ' concessions by the King ' or by ' an aristocracy far from intractable , ' could not meet the case , for the force of thought had already sapped the ...
... cent . of his income in taxes and dues . †Mere reforms in Mrs Webster's sense , ' concessions by the King ' or by ' an aristocracy far from intractable , ' could not meet the case , for the force of thought had already sapped the ...
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... cent . of the total votes ; and they now govern by a coalition with certain of the bourgeois parties . The bourgeois parties all together , but without the Centre ( Clericals ) and without one or two In- dependents , polled 41.2 per cent ...
... cent . of the total votes ; and they now govern by a coalition with certain of the bourgeois parties . The bourgeois parties all together , but without the Centre ( Clericals ) and without one or two In- dependents , polled 41.2 per cent ...
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... cent . of the population , probably agree with the politicians , or at any rate would follow their lead , as they have been accustomed to do for centuries . The industrial workers in the towns , who supported the Bolshevist experiment ...
... cent . of the population , probably agree with the politicians , or at any rate would follow their lead , as they have been accustomed to do for centuries . The industrial workers in the towns , who supported the Bolshevist experiment ...
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