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... Ranalli looked back was quite a commonplace one ; apart from a few unlucky excursions into politics , it was a life of steady literary effort ; its chief events were books . Ranalli had written so many books , enough of them to fill a ...
... Ranalli looked back was quite a commonplace one ; apart from a few unlucky excursions into politics , it was a life of steady literary effort ; its chief events were books . Ranalli had written so many books , enough of them to fill a ...
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... Ranalli discovered too late that his position on this newspaper was an equivocal one . But his political simplicity soon placed him in a posi- tion far ... Ranalli among the revolutionaries to XXVII A LONELY PATRIOT : FERDINANDO RANALLI 281.
... Ranalli discovered too late that his position on this newspaper was an equivocal one . But his political simplicity soon placed him in a posi- tion far ... Ranalli among the revolutionaries to XXVII A LONELY PATRIOT : FERDINANDO RANALLI 281.
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... Ranalli's ' hierarchy of clauses ' , not infrequently becomes a maze in which the puzzled reader finds himself lost . The trans- positions by which Ranalli sought elegance are sometimes very inelegant contortions ; the accusative ...
... Ranalli's ' hierarchy of clauses ' , not infrequently becomes a maze in which the puzzled reader finds himself lost . The trans- positions by which Ranalli sought elegance are sometimes very inelegant contortions ; the accusative ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
TSARDOM AND IMPERIALISM IN THE FAR EAST and Middle East | 25 |
REASON AND INTUITION Philosophical Lecture By A C Ewing | 67 |
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