The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 14
... actual operation . The societies thus conceived or created have assumed every possible variety of form . We have had republican societies , like Plato's , Fourier's , and Babouf's ; hierarchical and aristocratic , like St. Simon's ...
... actual operation . The societies thus conceived or created have assumed every possible variety of form . We have had republican societies , like Plato's , Fourier's , and Babouf's ; hierarchical and aristocratic , like St. Simon's ...
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... actual ' value . A most prejudicial state of things had grown up in Ireland in this respect , which the present bill was eminently ' calculated to continue . No sooner did land present itself for lease than a host of tenants offered ...
... actual ' value . A most prejudicial state of things had grown up in Ireland in this respect , which the present bill was eminently ' calculated to continue . No sooner did land present itself for lease than a host of tenants offered ...
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... actual colonies was about 136,000l . We will now bring into one single glance the various items of the actual cost of our colonies , properly so called , compared with the rough estimate of Sir W. Molesworth . Military expenditure Naval ...
... actual colonies was about 136,000l . We will now bring into one single glance the various items of the actual cost of our colonies , properly so called , compared with the rough estimate of Sir W. Molesworth . Military expenditure Naval ...
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