The Quarterly Review, 215. köideJohn Murray, 1911 |
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Page 5
... give way , as , for instance , even the principle of the inviolability of private property . Where the assumption of military necessity exists , all measures , even the most extreme , are permitted . ' In maritime war the worst injury ...
... give way , as , for instance , even the principle of the inviolability of private property . Where the assumption of military necessity exists , all measures , even the most extreme , are permitted . ' In maritime war the worst injury ...
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... gives regularity and design to all the bright colours of the Greek fancy . Yet form and fancy had been powerless to prolong the life of the epic and the drama ; and the extraordinary duration of the type of poetry contained in the ...
... gives regularity and design to all the bright colours of the Greek fancy . Yet form and fancy had been powerless to prolong the life of the epic and the drama ; and the extraordinary duration of the type of poetry contained in the ...
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... give most touching proof of the lastingness of affection formed in youth . Of the old age of men of those times the reality is almost too painful to reproduce . Sorrow , regret , despair -all the feelings , indeed , that go to form the ...
... give most touching proof of the lastingness of affection formed in youth . Of the old age of men of those times the reality is almost too painful to reproduce . Sorrow , regret , despair -all the feelings , indeed , that go to form the ...
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... for every dart That Love could scatter from his quiver ; And each new beauty found in thee a heart , Which thou , with all thy soul , didst give her . ' Despite the fierce animalism of some of the erotic fragments THE GREEK ANTHOLOGY 31.
... for every dart That Love could scatter from his quiver ; And each new beauty found in thee a heart , Which thou , with all thy soul , didst give her . ' Despite the fierce animalism of some of the erotic fragments THE GREEK ANTHOLOGY 31.
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... all else that fortune came : In war , to give Greece liberty , we fell , Heirs of all time's imperishable fame . ' Vol . 215.-No. 428 . D Simonides praised a patriotism which his fellow - country- men THE GREEK ANTHOLOGY 33.
... all else that fortune came : In war , to give Greece liberty , we fell , Heirs of all time's imperishable fame . ' Vol . 215.-No. 428 . D Simonides praised a patriotism which his fellow - country- men THE GREEK ANTHOLOGY 33.
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