The Quarterly Review, Volume 238John Murray, 1922 |
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Page 5
... successful balance . To a friend who says that he gets from the book no picture of the man , I answer that the photographs are well chosen for giving the impression of that square stalwart figure , while the text reminds us of the great ...
... successful balance . To a friend who says that he gets from the book no picture of the man , I answer that the photographs are well chosen for giving the impression of that square stalwart figure , while the text reminds us of the great ...
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... success for his most far - seeing and patriotic effort in the School of Mechanics . He began it too abruptly on too large a scale . A carpenter's shop , well started and allowed gradual growth , would have been less expensive and ...
... success for his most far - seeing and patriotic effort in the School of Mechanics . He began it too abruptly on too large a scale . A carpenter's shop , well started and allowed gradual growth , would have been less expensive and ...
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... successes at Baron's Down and Eton and the exotics and rockwork of Finchamstead . That such a Headmastership should have been pro- longed after the bloom of it had passed , that so vigorous a character should have lingered into the ...
... successes at Baron's Down and Eton and the exotics and rockwork of Finchamstead . That such a Headmastership should have been pro- longed after the bloom of it had passed , that so vigorous a character should have lingered into the ...
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... successful on this im- portant issue . He is even prepared to prove that , if M. Clemenceau had remained in power , Germany would have been obliged to pay . For M. Tardieu , writing early in 1921 , it is certain that Germany can pay ...
... successful on this im- portant issue . He is even prepared to prove that , if M. Clemenceau had remained in power , Germany would have been obliged to pay . For M. Tardieu , writing early in 1921 , it is certain that Germany can pay ...
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... success and visit their patients in expensive motor - cars . The average output of oil from the Baku area prior to March 1918 , amounted to over 500,000 tons monthly ; and in normal times a large fleet of sea - going tankers conveys the ...
... success and visit their patients in expensive motor - cars . The average output of oil from the Baku area prior to March 1918 , amounted to over 500,000 tons monthly ; and in normal times a large fleet of sea - going tankers conveys the ...
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