The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 210A. Constable, 1909 |
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Page 222
... called ' cataloguing , ' and perhaps the word was first used as a term of reproach , but it is applicable enough and in no derogatory sense . Jefferies does catalogue , but the mere catalogue by him of the contents of a ditch will ...
... called ' cataloguing , ' and perhaps the word was first used as a term of reproach , but it is applicable enough and in no derogatory sense . Jefferies does catalogue , but the mere catalogue by him of the contents of a ditch will ...
Page 253
... called attention some six months after the assembling of the present Parliament to the very novel elements of which the new House of Commons was composed . * The Labour Party ' -itself a new feature - contained many admitted Socialists ...
... called attention some six months after the assembling of the present Parliament to the very novel elements of which the new House of Commons was composed . * The Labour Party ' -itself a new feature - contained many admitted Socialists ...
Page 339
... called out the emotion in the same manner . Again , disapproval of some particular action is not called moral unless it is traceable to the breach of some general law . Morality always assumes the form of general rules of conduct ; and ...
... called out the emotion in the same manner . Again , disapproval of some particular action is not called moral unless it is traceable to the breach of some general law . Morality always assumes the form of general rules of conduct ; and ...
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1 Report of South African Convention 19089 | 1 |
Saint Catherine of Genoa and her Friends | 34 |
Fleets Great Britain and Foreign Countries | 57 |
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