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British Academy. from the secretaries of the Royal Society , in association with other persons , took independent action , with a view of supplying what the Royal Society felt itself unable to supply . A meeting was held at the British ...
British Academy. from the secretaries of the Royal Society , in association with other persons , took independent action , with a view of supplying what the Royal Society felt itself unable to supply . A meeting was held at the British ...
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British Academy. noteworthy passages with special reference to a history of the Civil Wars to be undertaken by such an Academy : — " There are only therefore wanting , for the finishing of so brave an undertaking , the united endeavours ...
British Academy. noteworthy passages with special reference to a history of the Civil Wars to be undertaken by such an Academy : — " There are only therefore wanting , for the finishing of so brave an undertaking , the united endeavours ...
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... British dominions British India has , as we all know , taken the lead in codification , moved thereto in the first instance by pressing practical needs , such as the impossibility of administering the Mahommedan criminal law , and the ...
... British dominions British India has , as we all know , taken the lead in codification , moved thereto in the first instance by pressing practical needs , such as the impossibility of administering the Mahommedan criminal law , and the ...
Contents
SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JUNE 29 1904 ADDRESS | 17 |
THE FERMENT IN EDUCATION ON THE CONTINENT AND IN AMERICA | 81 |
IDEALISM AND THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE BY EDWARD CAIRD | 95 |
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