The Quarterly Review, Volume 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... reason- a political reason - for such a change . It is becoming increasingly realised that one of the great dangers troubling the country to - day is the growth of spoon - feeding , ' which results in encourag- ing the citizen to look ...
... reason- a political reason - for such a change . It is becoming increasingly realised that one of the great dangers troubling the country to - day is the growth of spoon - feeding , ' which results in encourag- ing the citizen to look ...
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... reason interesting . He frankly admits that he was won over by Japanese agents before the invasion and threw in his lot with them , but he soon became disillusioned and escaped to India . His disillusionment may have been partly due to ...
... reason interesting . He frankly admits that he was won over by Japanese agents before the invasion and threw in his lot with them , but he soon became disillusioned and escaped to India . His disillusionment may have been partly due to ...
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... reason clearly implied a surrender to Arab violence , which had afflicted the country for three years . The revolt had not been a genuine national uprising , but a guerilla warfare waged with the aid of foreign money and alien ...
... reason clearly implied a surrender to Arab violence , which had afflicted the country for three years . The revolt had not been a genuine national uprising , but a guerilla warfare waged with the aid of foreign money and alien ...
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PeacemakingUtrecht Vienna and Versailles | 177 |
Literature in North Devon | 199 |
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