The Contemporary Review, 16. köideA. Strahan, 1871 |
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... less than one month on the table of both Houses of Parliament . " Let us consider how this will work in practice . A school esta- blished by a School Board may receive support from three sources— from the rates , the school fees , and ...
... less than one month on the table of both Houses of Parliament . " Let us consider how this will work in practice . A school esta- blished by a School Board may receive support from three sources— from the rates , the school fees , and ...
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still less for amusement - which last is one of its most valuable uses to hard - worked people . But along with a due proficiency in the use of the means of learning , a certain amount of knowledge , of intellectual discipline , and of ...
still less for amusement - which last is one of its most valuable uses to hard - worked people . But along with a due proficiency in the use of the means of learning , a certain amount of knowledge , of intellectual discipline , and of ...
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... less fascinating but less ven- turesome , have seen that life , instead of consisting of a series of functions linked together as property and constituent elements , or as cause and " result , " consists really of " a vast number of ...
... less fascinating but less ven- turesome , have seen that life , instead of consisting of a series of functions linked together as property and constituent elements , or as cause and " result , " consists really of " a vast number of ...
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... less time can be given for attention to any part of it . There is no time for judicious legislation . If we ever fall as a nation , it will be from too much pressure of business on our hands . We have so much to do with Ireland , with ...
... less time can be given for attention to any part of it . There is no time for judicious legislation . If we ever fall as a nation , it will be from too much pressure of business on our hands . We have so much to do with Ireland , with ...
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... less do I wish to hint unbelief in the wonderful story which Mr. Pare has to tell us . No one can fancy for a moment that he conceals anything that he knows , or garbles a single fact . There are points on which one would gladly have ...
... less do I wish to hint unbelief in the wonderful story which Mr. Pare has to tell us . No one can fancy for a moment that he conceals anything that he knows , or garbles a single fact . There are points on which one would gladly have ...
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