The Quarterly Review, Volume 260William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1933 |
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Page 291
... style crews had succeeded very markedly in effecting a smooth run of the boat , as much so as any new - style crews I had seen ; that both sides in this dispute were prone to invent an Aunt Sally to knock down , i.e. old style or new ...
... style crews had succeeded very markedly in effecting a smooth run of the boat , as much so as any new - style crews I had seen ; that both sides in this dispute were prone to invent an Aunt Sally to knock down , i.e. old style or new ...
Page 292
... style " and the " new style . " The difficulty lies in the fact that nowadays one sees so many more variations of both these styles than examples of either of them that it is very easy for younger generations of oarsmen to become ...
... style " and the " new style . " The difficulty lies in the fact that nowadays one sees so many more variations of both these styles than examples of either of them that it is very easy for younger generations of oarsmen to become ...
Page 293
... styles " ; there can only be one style of rowing , and that is illustrating the principles of rowing , which must always be the same . It would be better to talk of different methods of coaching than of styles of rowing . What is called ...
... styles " ; there can only be one style of rowing , and that is illustrating the principles of rowing , which must always be the same . It would be better to talk of different methods of coaching than of styles of rowing . What is called ...
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the Naval Aspect | 7 |
Lord Oxford and Asquith | 16 |
Indian and Otherwise | 31 |
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