The Quarterly Review, Volume 267, Issue 529John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 10
... late war ; but the outlook on modern weapons is changing and in a future conflict , although the merchant will naturally try to promote national indigna- tion in order to facilitate his trading , we shall be unwise to count on ...
... late war ; but the outlook on modern weapons is changing and in a future conflict , although the merchant will naturally try to promote national indigna- tion in order to facilitate his trading , we shall be unwise to count on ...
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... late somewhat obscured by the exaltation of Donne . Though it is my chief purpose in this paper to praise the artistic qualities of George Herbert's poetry - by which I mean the music , the pictorial power , the play of imagination that ...
... late somewhat obscured by the exaltation of Donne . Though it is my chief purpose in this paper to praise the artistic qualities of George Herbert's poetry - by which I mean the music , the pictorial power , the play of imagination that ...
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... late in the measures which they adopt . ' And there was more in that than any thought of justification for his own characteristic precipitancies of actions and words . But always with him , after he was caught into the enchanting world ...
... late in the measures which they adopt . ' And there was more in that than any thought of justification for his own characteristic precipitancies of actions and words . But always with him , after he was caught into the enchanting world ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
COAL INTO OIL By Lancelot Lawton | 7 |
Park Lane Past and Present | 11 |
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