The Quarterly Review, Volume 246William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, Sir William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero Baron Ernle John Murray, 1926 |
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... interest direct or indirect in the stock , bonds , or other securities than as so by him . ROBERT J. SPENCE , Publ Sworn to and subscribed before me th day of September , 1925 . Educational Disk The VINNOITVO QUARTERLY REVIEW OF.
... interest direct or indirect in the stock , bonds , or other securities than as so by him . ROBERT J. SPENCE , Publ Sworn to and subscribed before me th day of September , 1925 . Educational Disk The VINNOITVO QUARTERLY REVIEW OF.
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... interest rarely to be found in the archi- tecture of any other country . Mr Marriott is aware of this , but he scarcely does justice to the pioneers of an older generation than that of any architect now living - Decimus Burton , the ...
... interest rarely to be found in the archi- tecture of any other country . Mr Marriott is aware of this , but he scarcely does justice to the pioneers of an older generation than that of any architect now living - Decimus Burton , the ...
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... interest till they were ruined , the mechanical fallacy which resolves architecture into terms of statics and dynamics , the ethical fallacy which treats it as mainly an affair of morals , and the biological fallacy which regards ...
... interest till they were ruined , the mechanical fallacy which resolves architecture into terms of statics and dynamics , the ethical fallacy which treats it as mainly an affair of morals , and the biological fallacy which regards ...
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... interest in all the finer realisations of man . The true Humanist does not limit his outlook to one school or one manner . He would not set up one style against another , but in a way stands apart from them all , with preferences , it ...
... interest in all the finer realisations of man . The true Humanist does not limit his outlook to one school or one manner . He would not set up one style against another , but in a way stands apart from them all , with preferences , it ...
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... interest- ing in its way and readable : Sed non nunc erat his locus . ' The purple patch flares on every page , and Mr Sitwell indulges freely in the fashionable mannerism of describing things in terms of something else : Moon- light ...
... interest- ing in its way and readable : Sed non nunc erat his locus . ' The purple patch flares on every page , and Mr Sitwell indulges freely in the fashionable mannerism of describing things in terms of something else : Moon- light ...
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