The Quarterly Review, Volume 265, Issue 526John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 215
... become necessary until the white settlers arrived and waged war upon the carnivorous fauna . Parallel in every respect is the case of British birds . No rapacious species that ever haunted our cliffs habitually preyed upon the great ...
... become necessary until the white settlers arrived and waged war upon the carnivorous fauna . Parallel in every respect is the case of British birds . No rapacious species that ever haunted our cliffs habitually preyed upon the great ...
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... become established . I have taken my beer for twenty - five years . I remember that at twenty - one it was a regular habit . Father took it and we would go out and have one together two or three nights a week . To - day there is the ...
... become established . I have taken my beer for twenty - five years . I remember that at twenty - one it was a regular habit . Father took it and we would go out and have one together two or three nights a week . To - day there is the ...
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... become like God we must become attached to God , and the power that attracts us is love . Love to God will be kindled in our hearts by an ardent love for humanity ; and a love for humanity will be caused by a love to God . ' 6 Moreover ...
... become like God we must become attached to God , and the power that attracts us is love . Love to God will be kindled in our hearts by an ardent love for humanity ; and a love for humanity will be caused by a love to God . ' 6 Moreover ...
Contents
THE THEORY OF COEDUCATION By Alice Woods | 199 |
THE BALANCE OF NATURE By Douglas Gordon | 209 |
ABOLITION OR REFORM? | 223 |
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