The Quarterly Review, Volume 266, Issue 527John Murray, 1936 |
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... recognised and conceded , I do not hesitate to affirm that no positive impulsion has been given or is now given to the govern- ment in this Italo - Abyssinian matter . On the contrary , it seems certain that negatively the country would ...
... recognised and conceded , I do not hesitate to affirm that no positive impulsion has been given or is now given to the govern- ment in this Italo - Abyssinian matter . On the contrary , it seems certain that negatively the country would ...
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... recognise divorce . It has , as every one knows , recognised the right to have a marriage declared null and void , which is a totally different matter , or , rather , should be . It is perfectly reasonable to hold that even if a valid ...
... recognise divorce . It has , as every one knows , recognised the right to have a marriage declared null and void , which is a totally different matter , or , rather , should be . It is perfectly reasonable to hold that even if a valid ...
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... recognised genius on whose teaching the next crucial stage in the progress of Christendom was to be based - ten ... recognises without explaining away the methods and influence of the Holy Inquisition , and acknowledges that the ...
... recognised genius on whose teaching the next crucial stage in the progress of Christendom was to be based - ten ... recognises without explaining away the methods and influence of the Holy Inquisition , and acknowledges that the ...
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Mussolinis Masterwork in Africa | 7 |
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LAWRENCE STERNE By Dame Una PopeHennessy | 59 |
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