The Quarterly Review, Volume 265, Issue 526John Murray, 1935 |
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... declared to be proven by a cart - load of documents and photographs laboriously prepared to justify a war of conquest more cynical and reckless than any in modern history . The enlightened Prince ' of 1923 now loomed as a menace ; his ...
... declared to be proven by a cart - load of documents and photographs laboriously prepared to justify a war of conquest more cynical and reckless than any in modern history . The enlightened Prince ' of 1923 now loomed as a menace ; his ...
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... declared that when sailing down the frontier - river between Austria - Hungary and Turkey they had seen a man ... declaring vehemently for or against the justice of the accusations made . Disraeli , more or less airily , pooh - poohed ...
... declared that when sailing down the frontier - river between Austria - Hungary and Turkey they had seen a man ... declaring vehemently for or against the justice of the accusations made . Disraeli , more or less airily , pooh - poohed ...
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... declared rhetorically his own life to be , was yet of exquisite suffering combined , undoubtedly , with exquisite joy . 6 Whether Professor F. C. Green of Toronto will be rewarded adequately for the scholarship and the pains he has ...
... declared rhetorically his own life to be , was yet of exquisite suffering combined , undoubtedly , with exquisite joy . 6 Whether Professor F. C. Green of Toronto will be rewarded adequately for the scholarship and the pains he has ...
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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