The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 78
... realised as much as 2s . 6d . per head , and though the price eventu ally dropped to one half of that figure , it remained sufficiently high to maintain a brisk trade . The trapper has thus developed into the recognised agent through ...
... realised as much as 2s . 6d . per head , and though the price eventu ally dropped to one half of that figure , it remained sufficiently high to maintain a brisk trade . The trapper has thus developed into the recognised agent through ...
Page 101
... realised it as the supreme example of God's dealings with man . For , at the best , the painter of the Crucifixion has to solve the difficult problem of giving sensuous expression to an idea which discredits the world of sense . The ...
... realised it as the supreme example of God's dealings with man . For , at the best , the painter of the Crucifixion has to solve the difficult problem of giving sensuous expression to an idea which discredits the world of sense . The ...
Page 110
... realised . The Church built hundreds of churches and employed hundreds of artists to paint altar panels for them and to decorate their walls and ceilings . As a reaction against the profligacy and paganism which they felt to have ...
... realised . The Church built hundreds of churches and employed hundreds of artists to paint altar panels for them and to decorate their walls and ceilings . As a reaction against the profligacy and paganism which they felt to have ...
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