Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 8British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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Page 93
... interest is , no doubt , for the special student of the history of philosophic thought , but it should also prove in some degree attractive to every one who has a genuine interest in great literature , inasmuch as it aims at throwing ...
... interest is , no doubt , for the special student of the history of philosophic thought , but it should also prove in some degree attractive to every one who has a genuine interest in great literature , inasmuch as it aims at throwing ...
Page 170
... interest in Shakespeare is that in his plays he follows no other rule than to please the crowd ' . ment . see . There is , of course , a modest element of truth behind the state- As the playwright of his company , it would have been ...
... interest in Shakespeare is that in his plays he follows no other rule than to please the crowd ' . ment . see . There is , of course , a modest element of truth behind the state- As the playwright of his company , it would have been ...
Page 562
... interest falling due for the Unified Debt , but that the taxes should on no account be taken in advance . A Budget for the year 1880 was prepared on a reduced estimate of revenue , and steps were taken to introduce gradually the reforms ...
... interest falling due for the Unified Debt , but that the taxes should on no account be taken in advance . A Budget for the year 1880 was prepared on a reduced estimate of revenue , and steps were taken to introduce gradually the reforms ...
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