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His work as a writer was essentially the slow and laborious tempering of an
instinctive patriotism , the untiring effort to apprehend France ' sub specie
¿ternitatis , ' and to be sure in consciousness , as he was by instinct , that there
was that in ...
His work as a writer was essentially the slow and laborious tempering of an
instinctive patriotism , the untiring effort to apprehend France ' sub specie
¿ternitatis , ' and to be sure in consciousness , as he was by instinct , that there
was that in ...
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M . Albert Sorel cannot be described as an adulator of absolutism , but what says
he of that traditional foreign policy of which the absolute monarchs of France
were conspicuous exponents ? * La politique française avait été dessinée par la
...
M . Albert Sorel cannot be described as an adulator of absolutism , but what says
he of that traditional foreign policy of which the absolute monarchs of France
were conspicuous exponents ? * La politique française avait été dessinée par la
...
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anisation at whichat Chri five volumes are practically studies in the influence of
the Christian Church upon national institutions ; and Canon Scott Holmes '
Birkbeck Lectures deal with the same influence in the history of France . It is
interesting ...
anisation at whichat Chri five volumes are practically studies in the influence of
the Christian Church upon national institutions ; and Canon Scott Holmes '
Birkbeck Lectures deal with the same influence in the history of France . It is
interesting ...
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APT PAOR No 452 JULY | 1 |
Jane Austen ob July 18 1817 1 Jane Austen ob July 18 1817 | 19 |
The Indictment against Christianity | 27 |
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 229. köide |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1918 |
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