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Great ignorance and miscalculation were no doubt displayed even in the measures of relief established under the name of the permanent settlement ' of Bengal . Nor has the experience of eighty years introduced anything like uniformity of ...
Great ignorance and miscalculation were no doubt displayed even in the measures of relief established under the name of the permanent settlement ' of Bengal . Nor has the experience of eighty years introduced anything like uniformity of ...
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No doubt strong muscles and hardy nerves are of incalculable importance , but they derive that importance from the mind , of which they are the servants ; and though Mr. Kingsley would willingly admit this , and probably means his books ...
No doubt strong muscles and hardy nerves are of incalculable importance , but they derive that importance from the mind , of which they are the servants ; and though Mr. Kingsley would willingly admit this , and probably means his books ...
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It would be as reasonable to doubt the existence of St. Paul's cathedral on the general ground of the fallibility of the senses . * Whilst we regard Mr. Buckle's argument upon the questions which form the foundation of his book as ...
It would be as reasonable to doubt the existence of St. Paul's cathedral on the general ground of the fallibility of the senses . * Whilst we regard Mr. Buckle's argument upon the questions which form the foundation of his book as ...
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