The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 89
... reason , whereas religion demands an element of poetry , if that word may serve to designate something which it is not easy to define . This poetic element of religion was lacking in Pascal , humble as was his piety . Perhaps we can see ...
... reason , whereas religion demands an element of poetry , if that word may serve to designate something which it is not easy to define . This poetic element of religion was lacking in Pascal , humble as was his piety . Perhaps we can see ...
Page 315
... reason for the sword of Michael , and with it assailed a foe against whose panoply reason strikes in vain , the wider knowledge she was about - at so great a price- to gain of woman's nature in the schoolroom of passion was , perhaps ...
... reason for the sword of Michael , and with it assailed a foe against whose panoply reason strikes in vain , the wider knowledge she was about - at so great a price- to gain of woman's nature in the schoolroom of passion was , perhaps ...
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... reason alleged is a good one , is perhaps sufficient , though it is clear from what was said afterwards that most , if not all , of the opposition from army officers would have yielded to the ex- pressed wish of Oliver . It may ...
... reason alleged is a good one , is perhaps sufficient , though it is clear from what was said afterwards that most , if not all , of the opposition from army officers would have yielded to the ex- pressed wish of Oliver . It may ...
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1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
Golden Age By E L S Horsburgh B | 35 |
Holland Sweden Denmark | 62 |
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