The Quarterly Review, Volumes 288-289John Murray, 1950 |
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Page 388
... human embryo has gill - slits for a time . For a time it is covered with hair and has a tail . Even when the baby is born , it is recapitulating a simian stage . It has grasping power out of all proportion to its human development . The ...
... human embryo has gill - slits for a time . For a time it is covered with hair and has a tail . Even when the baby is born , it is recapitulating a simian stage . It has grasping power out of all proportion to its human development . The ...
Page 510
... human element in our affairs , and it is upon this human element that the British national psychology is firmly based . We countrymen believe , whatever our party , that good discipline comes from within , not from without - however ...
... human element in our affairs , and it is upon this human element that the British national psychology is firmly based . We countrymen believe , whatever our party , that good discipline comes from within , not from without - however ...
Page 512
... human contact , but we cannot very comfortably visualise anything like remote manage- ment of our farm . We are unable to work happily under any system which will destroy that human contact , because all countrymen know , and have known ...
... human contact , but we cannot very comfortably visualise anything like remote manage- ment of our farm . We are unable to work happily under any system which will destroy that human contact , because all countrymen know , and have known ...
Contents
JANUARY 1950 | 1 |
Britains Contribution to Her Own Food Supply | 10 |
Counting Britains Birds | 23 |
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