The Quarterly Review, Volume 101John Murray, 1857 |
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Page 248
... question of the marriage- law touches the very foundations of society . The question of the transfer of land , if important changes are to be introduced into the law , is one of first - rate magnitude . The question of ecclesiastical ...
... question of the marriage- law touches the very foundations of society . The question of the transfer of land , if important changes are to be introduced into the law , is one of first - rate magnitude . The question of ecclesiastical ...
Page 265
... question on which the grand forces that move civil society are divided into two opposite camps , and ready for pitched battle . The mind of the country is indisposed to it . It is not , and even in the eyes . of the majority of liberals ...
... question on which the grand forces that move civil society are divided into two opposite camps , and ready for pitched battle . The mind of the country is indisposed to it . It is not , and even in the eyes . of the majority of liberals ...
Page 532
... question of Herat had not been mooted . This trumpery and undignified quarrel , brought about by the mischievous ... question of great national interest in Persia . Its inhabitants , being Shiahs , and of the same Mohammedan sect ...
... question of Herat had not been mooted . This trumpery and undignified quarrel , brought about by the mischievous ... question of great national interest in Persia . Its inhabitants , being Shiahs , and of the same Mohammedan sect ...
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Henry Bradbury with full descriptions of their different | 57 |
Odyssea London 1849 | 80 |
in the Crimea By an Officer on the Staff With | 168 |
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