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... once as one apart from all the rest with their human passions and frailties . If in its material aspect the picture anticipates Raphael and Michelangelo , we must recognize also that the same intense spiritual insight , the same sense ...
... once as one apart from all the rest with their human passions and frailties . If in its material aspect the picture anticipates Raphael and Michelangelo , we must recognize also that the same intense spiritual insight , the same sense ...
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... once echoing the monotony of the bell and remembering that mere imitation is not the business of art : how finely varied are the vowel sounds : how grave and weighty the whole effect of the line is ! And then the second line with that ...
... once echoing the monotony of the bell and remembering that mere imitation is not the business of art : how finely varied are the vowel sounds : how grave and weighty the whole effect of the line is ! And then the second line with that ...
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... once . His first step was to tell his recruits that , as wearers of the King's uniform , they were better than other black men . The recruits responded at once ; and the West India Regiments contributed not a little to forward the work ...
... once . His first step was to tell his recruits that , as wearers of the King's uniform , they were better than other black men . The recruits responded at once ; and the West India Regiments contributed not a little to forward the work ...
Contents
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 192021 | 21 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
SOME | 30 |
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