The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 22
... important a document which is now forced upon their attention , as an exact translation of the text which Paul had before him on a Hebrew scrap of paper . If Paul , this young logician will conclude , was inadequately informed about the ...
... important a document which is now forced upon their attention , as an exact translation of the text which Paul had before him on a Hebrew scrap of paper . If Paul , this young logician will conclude , was inadequately informed about the ...
Page 257
... important in this country than any other , owing to the great volume of our foreign trade , on our dependence on exports , and on the importation of food and raw materials , all of which require internal transport . So important is it ...
... important in this country than any other , owing to the great volume of our foreign trade , on our dependence on exports , and on the importation of food and raw materials , all of which require internal transport . So important is it ...
Page 406
... important of all of them , being Philip of Spain , the widower of Elizabeth's unhappy sister . The project was hopeless from the first , especially as the tremendous question of religion intervened . But Philip was not to know that ...
... important of all of them , being Philip of Spain , the widower of Elizabeth's unhappy sister . The project was hopeless from the first , especially as the tremendous question of religion intervened . But Philip was not to know that ...
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