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... tion of funds entrusted to it by the State , or by the State using the Academy as its organ of inquiry and of subsidy for a particular purpose . In such ways as I have tried to indicate , I hope that the Academy in years to come will ...
... tion of funds entrusted to it by the State , or by the State using the Academy as its organ of inquiry and of subsidy for a particular purpose . In such ways as I have tried to indicate , I hope that the Academy in years to come will ...
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... tion which he witnessed , which , he says , ' was sufficient to convince any one that there is plenty of strength in the Persian character , if only it can be called out , ' and ' which has opened people's eyes to the enormous strength ...
... tion which he witnessed , which , he says , ' was sufficient to convince any one that there is plenty of strength in the Persian character , if only it can be called out , ' and ' which has opened people's eyes to the enormous strength ...
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... tion in interpreting this as an emphatic confirmation of the fairness of his original verdict . The best proof of the quality of the book is that it promises to wear well ; it is safe to predict that it will be long before it is ...
... tion in interpreting this as an emphatic confirmation of the fairness of his original verdict . The best proof of the quality of the book is that it promises to wear well ; it is safe to predict that it will be long before it is ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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