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... relations ; that they recognize that an obstacle stands in the way of any cordiality in such relations ; that they regret the obstacle , for the existence of which there may be excuses , though not justification ; that they do not , in ...
... relations ; that they recognize that an obstacle stands in the way of any cordiality in such relations ; that they regret the obstacle , for the existence of which there may be excuses , though not justification ; that they do not , in ...
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... relations to Italy or any other country . I only mean to urge that foreign policy is merely an outcome of our other international relations , and can only give official expression to our national ignorance or our national understanding ...
... relations to Italy or any other country . I only mean to urge that foreign policy is merely an outcome of our other international relations , and can only give official expression to our national ignorance or our national understanding ...
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... relations with Shakespeare are familiar to all students of our literature , and I am not afraid to set it down as an accepted conclusion that , whatever interpretation may be put upon these relations , they inspired the majority of the ...
... relations with Shakespeare are familiar to all students of our literature , and I am not afraid to set it down as an accepted conclusion that , whatever interpretation may be put upon these relations , they inspired the majority of the ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 19 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191920 | 31 |
THE VALUE AND THE METHODS OF MYTHOLOGIC STUDY By L | 37 |
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