The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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... question of a Universal Language . Eng- lish has in a sense already become the literary language at least of Europe . Professor Vambéry , a Hungarian , published his autobiography first in an English dress ; the Dutch author of the Sin ...
... question of a Universal Language . Eng- lish has in a sense already become the literary language at least of Europe . Professor Vambéry , a Hungarian , published his autobiography first in an English dress ; the Dutch author of the Sin ...
Page 139
... question mooted - say , at five o'clock teas - whether deafness is worse than blindness . Looked at objectively the matter hardly admits of discussion : but tattlers at tea - tables are prone to settle the question subjectively by ...
... question mooted - say , at five o'clock teas - whether deafness is worse than blindness . Looked at objectively the matter hardly admits of discussion : but tattlers at tea - tables are prone to settle the question subjectively by ...
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... language " and of our constitutional rights ) , admitting also ' the six years of successful working of the Constitution by the Nationalist Party ' and our right to make all endeavours in ( 190 ) CORRESPONDENCE: The Malta Question'
... language " and of our constitutional rights ) , admitting also ' the six years of successful working of the Constitution by the Nationalist Party ' and our right to make all endeavours in ( 190 ) CORRESPONDENCE: The Malta Question'
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