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... century Catholic , and seventeenth - century Pro- testant , go on to depict the shortcomings of the Church , 4 which in each case oppress but cannot crush their uncon- querable souls . Milton knew nothing of Langland , yet it is ...
... century Catholic , and seventeenth - century Pro- testant , go on to depict the shortcomings of the Church , 4 which in each case oppress but cannot crush their uncon- querable souls . Milton knew nothing of Langland , yet it is ...
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... century a layman rented some of the buildings of the Salisbury friary as a dwelling - house . Similar leases are recorded at Bristol and elsewhere . ' Another fact which suggests that there were a good many vacant places in the English ...
... century a layman rented some of the buildings of the Salisbury friary as a dwelling - house . Similar leases are recorded at Bristol and elsewhere . ' Another fact which suggests that there were a good many vacant places in the English ...
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British Academy. a gap in the fifth century B.C. , significant of the attitude of classical art towards the monstrous , follows a new ready reception in the fourth century B.C. , and the fashion lasted into Roman times ; more and more ...
British Academy. a gap in the fifth century B.C. , significant of the attitude of classical art towards the monstrous , follows a new ready reception in the fourth century B.C. , and the fashion lasted into Roman times ; more and more ...
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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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