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... evidence for or against ' could have ' statements must be drawn from occasions other than that to which they refer is enough to show that ' He could have acted otherwise ' is not a straight- forward categorical statement . But do we ...
... evidence for or against ' could have ' statements must be drawn from occasions other than that to which they refer is enough to show that ' He could have acted otherwise ' is not a straight- forward categorical statement . But do we ...
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... evidence , for evidence , although it is very scanty , nevertheless does exist . The detailed transactions by which the Normans effected their penetrations of England and of the Welsh March are hidden from view , but luckily the results ...
... evidence , for evidence , although it is very scanty , nevertheless does exist . The detailed transactions by which the Normans effected their penetrations of England and of the Welsh March are hidden from view , but luckily the results ...
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... evidence exhaustively and to define his own position . In a 40- page booklet entitled Socrates and Plato , which was published in 1913 , he replied to A. E. Taylor's first series of Varia Socratica , and argued that the traditional ...
... evidence exhaustively and to define his own position . In a 40- page booklet entitled Socrates and Plato , which was published in 1913 , he replied to A. E. Taylor's first series of Varia Socratica , and argued that the traditional ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19556 | 5 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir George Clark | 17 |
THE NATURE Of Recitative Aspects of Art Lecture By J A Westrup | 27 |
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