The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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... taken at Government discretion . Feudalism is ever present in this Family's ' affairs . That Family has more than doubled since America's warships knocked at a terrified Shogun's door in 1854. Two centuries previously Iyeyasu Tokugawa ...
... taken at Government discretion . Feudalism is ever present in this Family's ' affairs . That Family has more than doubled since America's warships knocked at a terrified Shogun's door in 1854. Two centuries previously Iyeyasu Tokugawa ...
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... taken by the adapters of the early church to symbolise the Crown of Thorns , became inevitably a charm against witchcraft , and Devonshire village girls were said , until quite recent times , to sleep with a sprig of holly beneath their ...
... taken by the adapters of the early church to symbolise the Crown of Thorns , became inevitably a charm against witchcraft , and Devonshire village girls were said , until quite recent times , to sleep with a sprig of holly beneath their ...
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... taken from one of Charles Wesley's hymns , can be closely paralleled in the writings of the early fathers . " Yet we cannot altogether neglect the doctrinal back- ground against which the artists were working . For the fourteen hundred ...
... taken from one of Charles Wesley's hymns , can be closely paralleled in the writings of the early fathers . " Yet we cannot altogether neglect the doctrinal back- ground against which the artists were working . For the fourteen hundred ...
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