The Quarterly Review, Volumes 278-279William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... towns and our countryside . This , I think , is one of the most remarkable aspects of our natural history , and it is no wonder that the layman is appalled by the fact that each of our big towns is killing about 20,000 brown rats a year ...
... towns and our countryside . This , I think , is one of the most remarkable aspects of our natural history , and it is no wonder that the layman is appalled by the fact that each of our big towns is killing about 20,000 brown rats a year ...
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... towns its haunts were ideal . The brown town rat is an underground dweller , making liberal use of sewers and drains , so that when we began to drain our towns and our fields by methods other than surface drainage , the brown rat made ...
... towns its haunts were ideal . The brown town rat is an underground dweller , making liberal use of sewers and drains , so that when we began to drain our towns and our fields by methods other than surface drainage , the brown rat made ...
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... towns and our countryside . This , I think , is one of the most remarkable aspects of our natural history , and it is no wonder that the layman is appalled by the fact that each of our big towns is killing about 20,000 brown rats a year ...
... towns and our countryside . This , I think , is one of the most remarkable aspects of our natural history , and it is no wonder that the layman is appalled by the fact that each of our big towns is killing about 20,000 brown rats a year ...
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THE CRIPPS MISSION AND AFTER | 1 |
Germany as a Spiritual and World Problem | 7 |
Lord Willingdon | 31 |
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