Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 133
... means to push the interests of its protégés ; but the typical cases which General Booth has cited as showing the utility of such a department afford consider- able ground for the charge of solic- iting subscriptions for organising a ...
... means to push the interests of its protégés ; but the typical cases which General Booth has cited as showing the utility of such a department afford consider- able ground for the charge of solic- iting subscriptions for organising a ...
Page 134
... means unfair or unreason- able to operate with us in re- pelling its offer ? We can by no means dismiss the subject with the lofty scorn with which Pro- fessor Huxley buttons up his breeches - pockets , and passes along on the other ...
... means unfair or unreason- able to operate with us in re- pelling its offer ? We can by no means dismiss the subject with the lofty scorn with which Pro- fessor Huxley buttons up his breeches - pockets , and passes along on the other ...
Page 135
... means ought to be found to check the inundation of foreign paupers , who add to the in- tensity of native destitution and complicate the labour problem , al- ready difficult enough to deal with . General Booth's book affords a ...
... means ought to be found to check the inundation of foreign paupers , who add to the in- tensity of native destitution and complicate the labour problem , al- ready difficult enough to deal with . General Booth's book affords a ...
Page 137
... means of knowing . I didn't care to follow them , so I turned to see " the next article . " " " This proved to be " Ideala , " ac- companied by " Dean Maitland . " I recognised him at once - not by his voice but by his silence . It was ...
... means of knowing . I didn't care to follow them , so I turned to see " the next article . " " " This proved to be " Ideala , " ac- companied by " Dean Maitland . " I recognised him at once - not by his voice but by his silence . It was ...
Page 155
... means of a curious character . Being un- able to overcome the obstruction of the minority , they adjourned to another room to pass their depos- ing resolutions without interrup- tion . This is certainly a lesson to the House of Commons ...
... means of a curious character . Being un- able to overcome the obstruction of the minority , they adjourned to another room to pass their depos- ing resolutions without interrup- tion . This is certainly a lesson to the House of Commons ...
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