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IN view of the fact that the centenary of the death of John Gibson Lockhart, one of
the most distinguished editors of “The Quarterly Review,' occurs this year, it may
be considered opportune to give an account of William Gifford, who was the first ...
IN view of the fact that the centenary of the death of John Gibson Lockhart, one of
the most distinguished editors of “The Quarterly Review,' occurs this year, it may
be considered opportune to give an account of William Gifford, who was the first ...
Page 135
... in one pattern as a book, but as the author points out they are linked together
by the fact that they all deal with direct or indirect effects of the Russian
Revolution—and most of the world's troubles nowadays seem to be rooted in
Russia.
... in one pattern as a book, but as the author points out they are linked together
by the fact that they all deal with direct or indirect effects of the Russian
Revolution—and most of the world's troubles nowadays seem to be rooted in
Russia.
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What is important is that by dealing specifically with mundane matters Marxism is
perpetually obliged to readjust fact where the older dogmata needed to readjust
only fancy. Formerly dire calamity could be attributed to God's anger or, as God ...
What is important is that by dealing specifically with mundane matters Marxism is
perpetually obliged to readjust fact where the older dogmata needed to readjust
only fancy. Formerly dire calamity could be attributed to God's anger or, as God ...
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Contents
LA CITTA MoRTA By Sir John Pollock Bt | 17 |
THE QUARTERLY REvIEws FIRST EDIToR | 32 |
DICKENs TRIUMPHANT By Robert Hamilton | 46 |
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, Volumes 292-293 |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero, George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1954 |
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