The Quarterly Review, Volume 265, Issue 526John Murray, 1935 |
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... criticism as exaggerated . propose to do neither . I am convinced that much of the criticism is justified and that many big reforms in our Police Courts are urgent . But I believe also that much valuable work is being done and that ...
... criticism as exaggerated . propose to do neither . I am convinced that much of the criticism is justified and that many big reforms in our Police Courts are urgent . But I believe also that much valuable work is being done and that ...
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... criticism , and it is not to the public advantage that criticism should reach the point where a lack of confidence in the adminis- tration of justice becomes widespread . Our system is very old and it is a long time since there was any ...
... criticism , and it is not to the public advantage that criticism should reach the point where a lack of confidence in the adminis- tration of justice becomes widespread . Our system is very old and it is a long time since there was any ...
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... criticism . I had no more to do with the founding of it than the babe unborn ; and , as Wilkes was no Wilkeite , I ... critics and chroniclers helped to con- solidate Browning's poetic reputation . Edmund Berdoe , ยท Mrs Orr , Stopford ...
... criticism . I had no more to do with the founding of it than the babe unborn ; and , as Wilkes was no Wilkeite , I ... critics and chroniclers helped to con- solidate Browning's poetic reputation . Edmund Berdoe , ยท Mrs Orr , Stopford ...
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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