The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 120A. Constable, 1864 |
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Page 144
... object vast bodies of people in different classes of society ; and because , without the stimulus which racing affords , it would be difficult if not impossible to maintain the purity of blood and standard excellence which have rendered ...
... object vast bodies of people in different classes of society ; and because , without the stimulus which racing affords , it would be difficult if not impossible to maintain the purity of blood and standard excellence which have rendered ...
Page 435
... objects . These restraints and some others were , as we have seen , removed two years since , when exemption from stamp ... object that the new life of co - operation ought to begin . The well - known Association Alimentaire of Grenoble ...
... objects . These restraints and some others were , as we have seen , removed two years since , when exemption from stamp ... object that the new life of co - operation ought to begin . The well - known Association Alimentaire of Grenoble ...
Page 487
... object and ambition to win a passage into Italy without crossing the Alps . To the modern engineer the phrase of the poet- ' Opposuit natura Alpemque nivemque ' — comes as an incentive rather than an admonition . It is pro- bable that ...
... object and ambition to win a passage into Italy without crossing the Alps . To the modern engineer the phrase of the poet- ' Opposuit natura Alpemque nivemque ' — comes as an incentive rather than an admonition . It is pro- bable that ...
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a Biography 15901632 By John | 1 |
The Horses of the Sahara by General Daumas | 3 |
and Spelling By Henry Alford D D Dean | 39 |
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