The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 210A. Constable, 1909 |
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Page 25
... important details , which , however , sometimes matter more than he affects to think ; but he was all the quicker at seizing the essentials , and a word from him could often settle points which might have been endlessly discussed . He ...
... important details , which , however , sometimes matter more than he affects to think ; but he was all the quicker at seizing the essentials , and a word from him could often settle points which might have been endlessly discussed . He ...
Page 77
... important enough in themselves . Far more important was the spirit which they disclosed . It com- prised a declaration to all the world of the unity of the British Empire , and the determination of all parts of it to offer a united ...
... important enough in themselves . Far more important was the spirit which they disclosed . It com- prised a declaration to all the world of the unity of the British Empire , and the determination of all parts of it to offer a united ...
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... important schedules in the tariff of 1909 , and who from the time the Finance Committee Bill was submitted to the Senate on April 12 , publicly ridiculed the idea that any meaning attached to the tariff plank in the Republican platform ...
... important schedules in the tariff of 1909 , and who from the time the Finance Committee Bill was submitted to the Senate on April 12 , publicly ridiculed the idea that any meaning attached to the tariff plank in the Republican platform ...
Contents
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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