The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 93
... result of his own methods . His methods conditioned his theories , and his theories did not control his methods . As a result , his theories and his methods were in accord ; and he is never caught in contradiction with himself - as Zola ...
... result of his own methods . His methods conditioned his theories , and his theories did not control his methods . As a result , his theories and his methods were in accord ; and he is never caught in contradiction with himself - as Zola ...
Page 120
... result in a form ready for assimi- lation , digestible without pain . That principle is now accepted by all workers ... results more and more brilliant ; and finally , in the most magnificent collection of celestial photographs hitherto ...
... result in a form ready for assimi- lation , digestible without pain . That principle is now accepted by all workers ... results more and more brilliant ; and finally , in the most magnificent collection of celestial photographs hitherto ...
Page 285
... result of the recom- mendations of the Joint Select Committee of 1872 the Act of 1873 enjoined that henceforth no railway company was to be allowed to acquire control over a canal without the sanction of the Railway Commission , but ...
... result of the recom- mendations of the Joint Select Committee of 1872 the Act of 1873 enjoined that henceforth no railway company was to be allowed to acquire control over a canal without the sanction of the Railway Commission , but ...
Contents
1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
Golden Age By E L S Horsburgh B | 35 |
Holland Sweden Denmark | 62 |
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