The Quarterly Review, Volumes 222-242John Murray, 1924 |
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Page 58
... England in the earlier stages of its development . The points I shall endeavour to raise do not pretend to be ... England was heard of as a great power ; indeed , the decline of the Republic and the rise of England are almost ...
... England in the earlier stages of its development . The points I shall endeavour to raise do not pretend to be ... England was heard of as a great power ; indeed , the decline of the Republic and the rise of England are almost ...
Page 64
... England's commercial greatness . First the Portuguese and , after them , the Dutch reaped the benefit of Diaz's discovery and the opening of the Atlantic eastward ; then under Cromwell and Charles II came the rise of England both in the ...
... England's commercial greatness . First the Portuguese and , after them , the Dutch reaped the benefit of Diaz's discovery and the opening of the Atlantic eastward ; then under Cromwell and Charles II came the rise of England both in the ...
Page 229
... England are matters of secondary importance . It is sheer insincere sentimentality to pretend that they can be composed by a little amiable give and take . We believe that the Church of England is part of the Catholic Church ; that her ...
... England are matters of secondary importance . It is sheer insincere sentimentality to pretend that they can be composed by a little amiable give and take . We believe that the Church of England is part of the Catholic Church ; that her ...
Contents
Chantilly and its Museum | 9 |
The League of Nations | 15 |
Our English Villages | 33 |
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