The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 250A. Constable, 1929 |
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... natural phenomenon which possesses a life transcending that of the individuals composing it . Each group is the sum of successive generations of human beings bound together by a com- munity sense , and is subject to natural biological ...
... natural phenomenon which possesses a life transcending that of the individuals composing it . Each group is the sum of successive generations of human beings bound together by a com- munity sense , and is subject to natural biological ...
Page 97
... natural habitat and of a similar number of the same animals deposited in the Zoological Gardens . Among the chief instances of longevity in the Gardens have been an Indian rhinoceros which lived for 37 years , and a hippopotamus which ...
... natural habitat and of a similar number of the same animals deposited in the Zoological Gardens . Among the chief instances of longevity in the Gardens have been an Indian rhinoceros which lived for 37 years , and a hippopotamus which ...
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... natural conditions may be estimated at about 30 per cent . annually and , as things were in 1925 , the net increase at about 15 per cent . In a purely natural environment , where there is no destruction by man , but where , on the other ...
... natural conditions may be estimated at about 30 per cent . annually and , as things were in 1925 , the net increase at about 15 per cent . In a purely natural environment , where there is no destruction by man , but where , on the other ...
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The New Italian Constitution J S BARNES | 1 |
Alexander the Great and | 50 |
The Poor Law in Necessitous | 65 |
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