The Quarterly Review, 283. köideWilliam 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 John Murray, 1945 |
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Page 137
... living was attribut- able to the genius , quality , character , and power of the British individual , inspired by ... living better than any one else , although unable from our own resources to provide our living . Can it be possible ...
... living was attribut- able to the genius , quality , character , and power of the British individual , inspired by ... living better than any one else , although unable from our own resources to provide our living . Can it be possible ...
Page 158
... living ' In comfort , ' which means an annual income of almost 257. for five persons , and allows 20 per cent . more unhusked rice than was estimated as essential by the Famine Commission of 1880. In addition , the family will have ...
... living ' In comfort , ' which means an annual income of almost 257. for five persons , and allows 20 per cent . more unhusked rice than was estimated as essential by the Famine Commission of 1880. In addition , the family will have ...
Page 426
... living of the good life involves the acceptance of the duty to rule and to be ruled does fit human nature and does no outrage to the dignity of personality . The system of Hierarchy and Degree is perfectly compatible with that freedom ...
... living of the good life involves the acceptance of the duty to rule and to be ruled does fit human nature and does no outrage to the dignity of personality . The system of Hierarchy and Degree is perfectly compatible with that freedom ...
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