Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 7British Academy, 1915 - Humanities |
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... modern states were growing too huge for the men to whom their fortunes are committed . Mankind increases in volume ... modern state is like a gigantic vessel built without any watertight compartments , which , if it be unskilfully ...
... modern states were growing too huge for the men to whom their fortunes are committed . Mankind increases in volume ... modern state is like a gigantic vessel built without any watertight compartments , which , if it be unskilfully ...
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... modern civilization , are widely , but discontinuously , distributed ' , yet many of them are modern . Nor is it improbable that totemism is a relatively modern invention , which was spread abroad many centuries after the primary ...
... modern civilization , are widely , but discontinuously , distributed ' , yet many of them are modern . Nor is it improbable that totemism is a relatively modern invention , which was spread abroad many centuries after the primary ...
Page 509
... modern and scientific bias where he cannot get it , ought he not to be transferred to a classical school ; and ought not boys in a classical school , who want scientific teaching and cannot get it , to be transferred to a school more ...
... modern and scientific bias where he cannot get it , ought he not to be transferred to a classical school ; and ought not boys in a classical school , who want scientific teaching and cannot get it , to be transferred to a school more ...
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CORRESPONDING FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191516 | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
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